CUBN and fungal infectious disease: [27], [40]. Curiously, we were not able to isolate any other species than T. asahii from urine samples. In contrast, in superficial mycosis or skin colonization, T. inkin, T. ovoides and T. cutaneum are most commonly found [1]. At this site, the majority of the isolates were identified by IGS1 rDNA sequencing as T. faecale, followed by T. inkin and T. asahii.