Maria Lúcia Scrofeneker

Maria Lúcia Scrofeneker


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Academic Career Length

23Years (2004-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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29 July 2013 in Mycoses
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TDTatiane C. Daboit
Tatiane C. Daboit
CMCibele Massotti Magagnin
Cibele Massotti Magagnin
DHDaiane Heidrich
Daiane Heidrich
LALaura Czekster Antochevis
Laura Czekster Antochevis
SVSuelen Vigolo
Suelen Vigolo
MSMaria Lúcia Scrofeneker
Maria Lúcia Scrofeneker

28 June 2017 in Mycoses
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PRPriscila D. Rosa
Priscila D. Rosa
DHDaiane Heidrich
Daiane Heidrich
CCCarolina Corrêa
Carolina Corrêa
MSMaria Lúcia Scrofeneker
Maria Lúcia Scrofeneker
GVGerson Vettorato
Gerson Vettorato
LGLuciano Goldani
Luciano Goldani

1 September 2004 in Medical Teacher
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GEGabriela Unchalo Eckert
Gabriela Unchalo Eckert
ARAna Cecília Michel da Rosa
Ana Cecília Michel da Rosa
RBRenné Gusmão Busnello
Renné Gusmão Busnello
RMRaquel Melchior
Raquel Melchior
PMPaulo Ricardo Masiero
Paulo Ricardo Masiero
MSMaria Lúcia Scrofeneker
Maria Lúcia Scrofeneker
Immunology is a vast, complex and challenging subject. To facilitate students' understanding, the authors have created a T-lymphocyte and B-lymphocyte self-tolerance game. The T-lymphocyte self-tolerance game consisted of 24 cardboard pieces with illustrations and statements about self-tolerance mechanisms and one large panel board. The B-lymphocyte panel board consisted of 11 cardboard pieces with illustrations and statements about self-tolerance mechanisms, and two large panels. Students had to associate mechanisms of self-tolerance with the corresponding cardboard pieces. In total, 120 students attended the session. Of these, 95.8% considered that the panel board facilitated their understanding; 95% affirmed they understood how T- and B-lymphocyte self-tolerance worked. Students' grades improved significantly. The good results obtained show the value of using a panel board when approaching a subject that is vast and complex.

1 August 2011 in Anais Brasileiros de Dermatologia
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CMCibele Massotti Magagnin
Cibele Massotti Magagnin
CSCheila Denise Ottonelli Stopiglia
Cheila Denise Ottonelli Stopiglia
FVFabiane Jamono Vieira
Fabiane Jamono Vieira
DHDaiane Heidrich
Daiane Heidrich
MMMadeline Machado
Madeline Machado
MSMaria Lúcia Scrofeneker
Maria Lúcia Scrofeneker
FUNDAMENTOS: As dermatofitoses apresentam alta prevalência na população em geral e, principalmente, em pacientes com insuficiência renal crônica, necessitando tratamento com antifúngicos tópicos e/ou sistêmicos, cuja eficácia precisa ser avaliada. Estudos in vitro para avaliar a ação de antifúngicos são raros, especialmente, em fungos filamentosos. OBJETIVO: Avaliar o perfil de suscetibilidade de diferentes espécies de dermatófitos, isolados de pacientes com insuficiência renal crônica, em relação a nove antifúngicos disponíveis comercialmente para o tratamento de dermatofitoses. MÉTODO: Analisaram-se 26 isolados de dermatófitos de pacientes com insuficiência renal crônica em relação a nove antifúngicos (cetoconazol, ciclopirox olamina, fluconazol, griseofulvina, itraconazol, miconazol, piroctona olamina, terbinafina e tioconazol) pelo método de microdiluição em caldo proposto pelo Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI), com modificações para dermatófitos. RESULTADOS: Entre os antifúngicos testados, a terbinafina e o tioconazol obtiveram os melhores resultados de sensibilidade e o fluconazol apresentou baixa atividade, especialmente para as amostras da espécie M. gypseum. O ciclopirox olamina, apesar de menos eficaz que a terbinafina, também mostrou resultados satisfatórios. CONCLUSÕES: De modo geral, o perfil de sensibilidade dos antimicóticos testados seguiu o padrão de resultados mostrados por estudos anteriores, ratificando a necessidade de conhecimento da espécie causadora de dermatofitose, devido à variação do perfil de suscetibilidade entre as espécies. Além disso, nossos resultados demonstram a importância da realização de ensaios de sensibilidade in vitro, pois alguns isolados da mesma espécie apresentaram diferente perfil de sensibilidade

28 October 2017 in Medical Mycology Case Reports
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RVRodrigo Vettorato
Rodrigo Vettorato
DHDaiane Heidrich
Daiane Heidrich
FFFernanda Fraga
Fernanda Fraga
ARAmanda Carvalho Ribeiro
Amanda Carvalho Ribeiro
DPDanielle Machado Pagani
Danielle Machado Pagani
MSMaria Lúcia Scrofeneker
Maria Lúcia Scrofeneker
We report a case of a patient with lymphocutaneous sporotrichosis in the right upper limb. The fungus was identified as Sporothrix schenckii senso stricto by calmodulin gene sequencing. The initial treatment was itraconazole (200 mg/day), but in vitro antifungal susceptibility demonstrated high resistant to this and another six antifungals, with exception to terbinafine. The lesions did not regress with itraconazole treatment. Thus, 500 mg/day of terbinafine was prescribed and clinical cure was obtained after four months

1 June 2017 in Medical Mycology Case Reports
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DHDaiane Heidrich
Daiane Heidrich
GGGloria M. González
Gloria M. González
DPDanielle M. Pagani
Danielle M. Pagani
Mauricio Ramirez-CastrillonMauricio Ramirez-Castrillon
Mauricio Ramirez-Castrillon
MSMaria Lúcia Scrofeneker
Maria Lúcia Scrofeneker
We report a case of chromoblastomycosis in lesions on the chest and foot. Itraconazole was chosen as the initial treatment for this patient, who was followed up for 8 months before becoming noncompliant. The pathogenic fungal species was identified as Rhinocladiella similis by ITS region sequencing. In vitro analyses indicate that the fungus was sensitive to posaconazole and itraconazole. This report presents R. similis as a new agent of chromoblastomycosis and raises the hypothesis that this species could be more resistant to some antifungals than R. aquaspersa.