Superficial black onychomycosis due to Neoscytalidium dimidiatum

Abstract

Onychomycosis is the most common onychopathy observed in adults and the elderly, and it is a frequent reason for medical visits.¹ Its prevalence ranges from 2.0–26.9%, depending on the population and geographic region.^1,2 Non-dermatophyte molds are responsible for 1.5–17.6% of onychomycosis cases, with higher prevalence in tropical and subtropical countries.

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