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1. The rectus capitis lateralis muscle extends vertically behind the internal jugular vein from the TPA to the jugular process of the occipital bone.

2. Tinea capitis, as it's more scientifically known, is caused by mold-like fungi called dermatophytes that thrive in warm, moist conditions and typically arise due to poor hygiene.

3. CTTH patients demonstrate muscle atrophy of the rectus capitis posterior muscles.

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4. If the children have tinea capitis, in the head hair loss cure ago, Do not let children go to school.

5. The rectus capitis laterralis muscle extended vertically behind the internal jugular vein from the TPA to the jugular process of the occipital bone.

6. The prevalence of head louise (Pediculus bamanus var, capitis) infestation in 4 kindergarten children in Yanji City, was investigated.

7. The clinical features of tinea capitis vary considerably depending on the species responsible for the infection.

8. Tinea capitis is a common kind of superficial fungal infective disease in skin.

9. The head louse, Pediculus humanus capitis is a tiny insect which lives on the hair. Occasionally, it is also seen in the eyebrows or beard.

10. This article reports that two cases of tinea capitis caused by microsporum nanumwere first found in China. The diagnosis was confirmed by KOH direct examination, culture and SEM examination.

11. Tinea Capitis is one of the more common reasons for hair loss in children.

12. Tinea capitis is manifested by pustular eruptions of the scalp, with scaling and bald patches.

13. The splenius capitis muscle was found to be significantly different for flexion, left anterolateral flexion, and left lateral flexion.

14. Conclusion: Because the immunity was decreased, fungi were the main causes of tinea capitis.

15. This study will focus on one of the several proteases produced by M. canis, which are considered to play a role in the pathogenesis of tinea capitis.

16. Objective: To observe the distribution of fiber types of the musculus semispinalis capitis in rats, rabbits and humans.

17. On the basis of these results, we will study the function of FSH1, which may be helpful for us to find the pathogenic mechanism of tinea capitis caused by M. canis.

18. Identification of geophilic and zoophilic dermatophytes in siblings with tinea capitis. A pathogenic factor or contamination? (Germ) Lehmann S. , Ott H. , Barker M. , J. Frank.

19. Although the isolation rate is low, this research does show that the conidia-containing instruments in hair salons could serve as fomites in the transmission of tinea capitis.

20. Objective:To explore the treatment effect of triatop lotion on pityriasis capitis.

21. To generate evidence on the effectiveness of household-wide treatment for preventing the transmission of pediculosis capitis (head lice) in resource-poor communities.

22. There is evidence that the secretory activity of protease in their invasive play an important role, but the role of in addition to factors other than protease in tinea capitis remains unclear.

23. Methods The examination of hair perforation in vitro and observation by SEM on the healthy hairs of different age groups damaged by tinea capitis strains and tinea corporis strains were carried out.

24. Objective To find clinical and pathogenic fungi of tinea capitis.