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caused by uncommon yeasts; Rhodotorula glutinis and Stephanoascus ciferrii. Key words: Onychomycosis, Rhodotorula glutinis, Stephanoascus ciferrii. I. Introduction. Onychomycosis is a common superficial fungal infection of the nails, which is usually caused by dermatophytes, yeast and non-dermatophytic moulds. The nucleotide sequences of the 18S rRNA gene (rDNA) from nine strains of the heterothallic ascomycetous Stephanoascus ciferrii complex were determined and the strains were separated into three groups according to their sequences. 18S rDNA sequences were identical within the same group. In group A the 18S. 10 Dec 2006 Discrepant identifications by various methods for 24 yeast isolates studied. No. of misidentified isolates. Result for indicated identification method. Referencea. VITEK 2. RapID. 2. Candida albicans. Stephanoascus ciferrii. Candida albicans. 14. Candida dubliniensis. Candida dubliniensis. Candida albicans. 9 Oct 2014 Ear infections in cats are uncommon, especially involving yeasts. This report describes the first isolation of the Stephanoascus ciferrii, teleomorph of the Candida genus, in a case of feline otitis in Brazil. The identification and characterization of Stephanoascus ciferrii were confirmed by the Vitek2 System 15 Jun 2013 tion of the Stephanoascus ciferrii, teleomorph of the Candida genus, in a case of feline otitis in. Brazil. The identification and characterization of Stephanoascus ciferrii were confirmed by the. Vitek2 System (BioMerieux ®). Key words: mixed infection, identification, external otitis, cat, Stephanoascus ciferrii. Stephanoascus ciferrii, Trichosporon asahii. INTRODUCTION: Candida species are significant opportunistic pathogens which cause a wide variety of infections in humans ranging from trivial intertriginous infection to fatal candidemia. The commonest species that are implicated in infections are C.albicans, C.tropicalis,. 28 Dec 2015 Full-text (PDF) | Abstract Intensive care unit patients have the risk for fungal infections, especially when broad-spectrum antibiotics and long-term indwelling catheters are used. We are reporting a very rare fungus, Stephanoascus ciferrii, which caused cutaneous and systemic infections in a neo 19 Dec 2017 Full-text (PDF) | Systemic infections related to fluconazole-resistant yeasts are increasingly observed in immunocompromised patients receiving fluconazole as a prophylactic antifungal treatment. Here, we report a case of invasive candidiasis caused by Candida ciferrii in a patient with acute myel 19 May 1982 the remaining 9 were Candida ciferrii Kreger- van Rij 1965, the anamorph of Stephanoascus ciferrii Smith, van der Walt et Johannsen (5). A definite association of these two species with humans has not been established previously; therefore, we considered it worthwhile to report our findings. Case reports. documented this increase [1,2]. Non-albicans Candida spp. have been increasingly found as causative agents in human infections with important therapeutic implications [3]. In this way, the unusual yeast species. Candida ciferrii, which was first discovered in 1965 [4] and is the anamorph of Stephanoascus ciferrii, has been.