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Feature	True Hyphae	Pseudohyphae
Formation	Result from apical elongation	Result from budding where cells fail to detach
Septation	May be septate or non-septate	Have constricted septations
Appearance	No constrictions at septa; parallel sides	Constrictions at septa; 'sausage-like' chain

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Specimen Collection: Skin scrapings are collected from the active, scaly margin of the lesion.
Direct Microscopic Examination: The specimen is treated with 10% KOH to dissolve keratinized tissue, leaving fungal elements intact for visualization under a microscope to detect hyphae or spores.
Culture: The specimen is inoculated onto Sabouraud's dextrose agar. The low pH and antibiotics in the medium inhibit bacteria and allow fungi to grow.
Identification: The colony morphology, color, and microscopic features of any growth are analyzed to identify the specific dermatophyte.

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