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On the basis of macroscopic characters and microscopic examination of the cultures, identification of <i>Fusarium<\/i> often remains difficult or uncertain because of variations from one isolate to another and overlapping characteristics between species. <i>Objective:<\/i> To obtain information about the prevailing species of <i>Fusarium<\/i> collected from onychomycoses. <i>Methods:<\/i> An analysis of the <i>Fusarium<\/i> specimens isolated in the Department of Dermatology at the University Hospital of Lausanne was conducted during a 2-year period (71 isolates). A 311-bp fragment of the gene encoding 28S rRNA was amplified by PCR and sequenced. DNA sequences were compared to those available for reference strains. <i>Results:<\/i><i>Fusarium oxysporum<\/i> was the most frequently isolated species, accounting for 54% of the isolates. <i>F. proliferatum<\/i> and 4 taxons belonging to the <i>F. solani<\/i> species complex were identified with an appreciable frequency ranging from 4 to 14%. <i>Conclusion:<\/i> The <i>Fusarium<\/i> species identified were the same as those known to cause disseminated fusariosis in immunocompromised patients. 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