Revista iberoamericana de micologia · 2009
[Simultaneous bilateral lymphangitic sporotrichosis].
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Barba Borrego José Antonio, Mayorga Jorge, Tarango-Martínez Víctor Manuel
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BACKGROUND: Sporotrichosis is the most frequent subcutaneous mycoses in Jalisco, Mexico. The forms of transmission described in the literature are from bites of different animals and injuries due to utensils.
AIMS: To present an unusual case with bilateral and lymphangitic cutaneous lesions in the upper limbs caused by a pocket gopher bite (Geomys bursarius).
METHODS: Mycology studies were performed on the arm lesions, including Gram and Ziehl Neelsen stains, direct exam, Sabouraud and mycobiotic cultures at temperatures of 25-28 degrees C.
RESULTS: Gram and Ziehl Neelsen stains were negative. Sporothrix schenckii grew in the culture plates. Treatment with saturated potassium iodide solution was prescribed and four months later complete remissions of the lesions were achieved, and the control cultures were negative.
CONCLUSIONS: The most common clinical presentations of sporotrichosis are the fixed and lymphangitic forms. Bilateral lymphangitic sporotrichosis is rare.
AIMS: To present an unusual case with bilateral and lymphangitic cutaneous lesions in the upper limbs caused by a pocket gopher bite (Geomys bursarius).
METHODS: Mycology studies were performed on the arm lesions, including Gram and Ziehl Neelsen stains, direct exam, Sabouraud and mycobiotic cultures at temperatures of 25-28 degrees C.
RESULTS: Gram and Ziehl Neelsen stains were negative. Sporothrix schenckii grew in the culture plates. Treatment with saturated potassium iodide solution was prescribed and four months later complete remissions of the lesions were achieved, and the control cultures were negative.
CONCLUSIONS: The most common clinical presentations of sporotrichosis are the fixed and lymphangitic forms. Bilateral lymphangitic sporotrichosis is rare.