Dermatophytes( hypae) skin. Decratinized with 1.2% Sodium hydroxide, instead of 20% potassium hydroxide.

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For long time in the microscopic study of dermatophytes, potassium hydroxide (20-40%) have been used. But I am using 1.2%-1.5% sodium hydroxide for decratinization with a excellent result. For nail shaving we use 1.5% sodium hydroxide.

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