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Tropical Diseases:

I Leishmaniasis
II Paracoccidioidomycosis
III Blastomycocis
IV Chromoblastomycosis
V Lepra
VI Sporotrichosis
VII Histoplasmosis
VIII Rhinosporidiosis
IX Mycetomas
X Rhinoscleroma
XI Chagasdisease
XII Actinomycosis
XIII Mucormycosis
XIV Amoebiasis
XV Protothecosis
XVI Lobomycosis
XVII Phaeohyphomycosis
XVIII Pruritus actinicus
XIX Bite of snake
XX Coccidioidomycosis

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VI. Sporotrichosis

Case 45: Sporotrichosis / Basalioma

Previus Case 44

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Sporotrichosis

Basalioma

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Fig.45-A1
Sporotrichsosis

Extensive skin ulcer of the lower leg above the angle joint of the toes with distinct tumor-like nodules in this patient.

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Fig.45-B1
Basalioma

On the lower leg of this patient an ulcerated tumor looking similar to a fungal infection.

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Fig.45-A2
Sporotrichosis

Typical tissue reaction in the dermis with a non-specific inflammation and several giant cells. As in this fungi mostly are not detectable, at least not in chronic cases. HE stain.

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Fig.45-B2
Basalioma

Histologically an adenoid basalioma is found.

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Fig.45-A3
Sporotrichosis

In an abscess of the dermis a typical asteroid body is found. These elements are occasionally present in lesions of this fungal infection. In the centre frequently a fungus cell can be recognized. In other mycoses they are not so easily found as in the sporotrichosis. HE stain; high power.


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Facultad de Medicina
Universidad de Los Andes
Merida - Venezuela