Paracoccidiodomicose, forma crónica disseminada — relato de caso

Abstract

Case report of paracoccidiodomycosis Chronic Form, adult type, with genital lesions and residual form presented as dysphagia and dysphonia at the same patient. Diagnosis accomplished by direct examination of clinical specimens, in this case cutaneous lesions. After specific treatment there was regression of lesions and symptoms had disappeared.

Genitourinary paracoccidioidomycosis complicated with urinary outflow obstruction—a report of two cases and a review of the literature

“…When genitourinary PCM is present, the infection is most common in the scrotum,2-5 the epididymis,2,6 the testis,2,5,7 the prostate,2,6,8,9 and the penis 2. The exact number of cases, however, cannot be precisely assessed because of underreporting, the reporting of cases in non‐indexed local journals, nomenclature problems, and non‐routine use of mycological tests in patients with suspected infection.…”

“…Scrotal lesions may present as frequently painful erythematous plaques with well‐defined edges and as ulcerated, granulomatous, or verrucous lesions that may be associated with lesions in the inguinal, perineal and perianal regions 3-5. Lesions are usually clean, without secondary infection, and with characteristic fine granulations and hemorrhagic dots 1.…”