This book provides comprehensive coverage of Medical Mycology, including the classification and taxonomy of clinically relevant fungi, along with detailed discussions on fungal physiology, morphology, genetics, pathogenesis, and virulence mechanisms. It presents thorough descriptions of all major fungal infections—superficial, subcutaneous, systemic, and opportunistic—along with both conventional and advanced diagnostic methods. The book also includes separate annexures on staining techniques, culture media, laboratory procedures, and antifungal susceptibility testing, supported by diagnostic algorithms, flowcharts, and high-resolution images for quick reference. It covers nosocomial fungal infections, infection-control protocols, emerging and climate-linked mycoses, and zoonotic infections. All topics aligned with the postgraduate MMC curriculum are addressed, including fungi now reassigned to parasitology, with newer fungi added for completeness.