III.
Blastomycocis
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Case 24:
Blastomycocis / Basalioma
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Blastomycocis
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Basalioma
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![Click here to see the picture 24-A1](figuras/24-0001p.jpg) Fig.24-A1 Blastomycosis
In this older patient from Cincinnati / Ohio, USA a linear skin scar is found reaching from the left eye along the nose and cheek to the chin, possibly after a previous treatment with medicaments.
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![Click here to see the picture 24-B1](figuras/24-0004p.jpg) Fig.24-B1 Basalioma
In this patient a tumor exists extending from the left eye to the chin.
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![Click here to see the picture 24-A2](figuras/24-0002p.jpg) Fig.24-A2 Blastomycosis
Culture of the mycelial phase of the dimorphic Blastomyces dermatitidis growing at room temperature. Macroscopical aspect of the colony. In the yeast-like phase of this dimorphic fungus the round fungus cells show a diameter up to 25 µ and occur in the human and animal tissue, that means at higher temperatures.
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![Click here to see the picture 24-B2](figuras/24-0005p.jpg) Fig.24-B2 Basalioma
Typical structures of a basalioma with a poor pigmentation.
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![Click here to see the picture 24-A3](figuras/24-0003p.jpg) Fig.24-A3 Blastomycosis
In smears of the mycelial phase of the Blastomyces dermatitidis thin hyphae and microconidias are found. The latter are connected with the hyphae by short and thin stalks. The culture of Paracoccidioides brasiliensis in the mycelial phase looks similar.
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