1989
DOI: 10.7705/biomedica.v9i3-4.1985
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Enfermedad de Jorge Lobo o Blastomicosis queloidiana. Nuevos aspectos de la entidad en Colombia. Revisión

Abstract: Revisamos además ocho pacientes remitidos por colegas o presentados en congresos nacionales de dermatología, con lo cual el número de colombianos con lobomicosis es de 25, la tercera frecuencia despúes del Brasil y de Surinam. La Orinoquia y la Amazonia en pacientes indígenas y la Costa Pacífica en* la raza negra, son las áreas en las que predomina la lobomicosis. La complicación más frecuente es la ulceración que la hace confundir con leishmaniasis. En u n indígena se desarrolló u n carcinoma escamocelular so… Show more

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“…The similarities are based on the fact that all these diseases reveal and antigen‐specific immunodeficiency with a strong Th2 type response and a clear inability for eliminating the parasite forms, with the subsequent development of disseminated lesions and refraction to treatment, except for leprosy for which today there is adequate chemotherapy. It is important to consider that Lobomycosis may concur with other infectious illnesses, such as dermatophytoses, 10,62 chromoblastomycosis, 63 paracoccidiodomycosis 64 and leprosy 65…”
Section: Differential Diagnosismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The similarities are based on the fact that all these diseases reveal and antigen‐specific immunodeficiency with a strong Th2 type response and a clear inability for eliminating the parasite forms, with the subsequent development of disseminated lesions and refraction to treatment, except for leprosy for which today there is adequate chemotherapy. It is important to consider that Lobomycosis may concur with other infectious illnesses, such as dermatophytoses, 10,62 chromoblastomycosis, 63 paracoccidiodomycosis 64 and leprosy 65…”
Section: Differential Diagnosismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7) i.e. Brazil (endemic), 9,10 Colombia, 11,62 Suriname, 47 Venezuela, 4,48,56 French Guyana, 6,46,73–75 Guyana, 6,46 Ecuador 6,46 Costa Rica, 6,46,76 Panama, 6,46,77,78 Peru, 6,79,80 Bolivia 10,81 and Mexico 6 . There have also been cases imported in the United States, 82 Canada, 83 Europe (France) 6,84 and South Africa 14 …”
Section: Epidemiologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To date, occurences of Jorge Lobo’s disease in humans were reported in nine countries of South America (Brazil, Colombia, 26 , 64 , 65 Suriname, 66 Venezuela, 58 , 67 71 Guyana, French Guiana, 72 – 74 Ecuador, 75 Peru, 76 – 78 and Bolivia 79 ), three countries of Central America (Panama, 80 , 81 Costa Rica, 82 and Mexico), and imported cases in the United States, 83 Canada, 84 France, 85 Netherlands, 86 Germany, 87 Greece, 88 and South Africa. 69 …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been found mostly in Brazil, in the Mato Grosso region and Amazonian valley, 3 where the Cayabi Indian tribe has a high prevalence of lobomycosis: 21% of all reported cases in the literature 4 , 5 . It has also been described in Surinam, French Guyana, Colombia, 6 Venezuela, Central America, and Mexico; there are isolated case reports from Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia 7 . Approximately 307 cases have been described 8…”
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“…It has been found to affect regional lymph nodes in 10% to 25% of cases 12 . Squamous cell carcinoma has been described, notably in the Cayabi Indians on old scar lesions 5 , 6 . There is only one case described with testicular involvement, in a patient from Costa Rica 13 .…”
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