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Richard L. Dobson, Donald C. Abele. Superficial Fungal Infections 14 Infections caused by pathogenic species of fungi ... infection should be suspected promptly if any unexplainable signs or symptoms develop in such a patient . It is ...
Richard L. Dobson, Donald C. Abele. Superficial Fungal Infections 14 Infections caused by pathogenic species of fungi ... infection should be suspected promptly if any unexplainable signs or symptoms develop in such a patient . It is ...
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... fungal infection . Coc- cidioidomycosis is the most common cause , but other deep fungal infections may produce a sim- ilar appearance . FIG . 15-3 . North American blastomycosis . Note the verrucous vegetating surface . VERRUCOUS ...
... fungal infection . Coc- cidioidomycosis is the most common cause , but other deep fungal infections may produce a sim- ilar appearance . FIG . 15-3 . North American blastomycosis . Note the verrucous vegetating surface . VERRUCOUS ...
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... Fungal Infection DIRECT EXAMINATION As in all infectious diseases , definitive diagnosis depends on the demonstration and identification of the causative organism . This may be accom- plished by direct examination of appropriately ...
... Fungal Infection DIRECT EXAMINATION As in all infectious diseases , definitive diagnosis depends on the demonstration and identification of the causative organism . This may be accom- plished by direct examination of appropriately ...
Contents
Understanding the Skin 1 6 Diseases of the Cutaneous | 1 |
Therapeutic Pearls 25 8 Vesiculobullous Diseases | 99 |
Scabicides and Pediculocides 31 Dermatitis Herpetiformis | 105 |
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