… Cutaneous cryptococcosis is a fungal infection that can … be restricted to the skin, without
evidence of systemic disease5, a fact … Considering a possible systemic involvement due to fungal …

… they may be the first clinical signs of cryptococcal infection and its … Hence skin manifestations
should always imply systemic … anything, cutaneous involvement which we have not found in …

… no signs of necrosis or bleeding could be appreciated (Figure 1a). There was no regional
lymphadenopathy and no other skin involvement or systemic symptoms. The patient was not …

… The patient was in good health and had not taken any … lymphadenopathy and no other skin
involvement. Routine blood … to the skin which can heal without further systemic dissemination …

… cutaneous cryptococcosis in the differential diagnosis of skin … Cutaneous manifestations
Cutaneous cryptococcosis occurs mainly … The patient described did not have any evidence of …

… Cryptococcus neoformans infection. We did further examination to exclude other systemic
involvement… antigen of the patient is 1:2 (positive), there is no evidence of cryptococcal disease …

… Cutaneous cryptococcal infection can be an early sign of … a single cutaneous lesion
without systemic dissemination [5]. … there is no evidence of pulmonary or CNS involvement. …

… occasional reports of skin involvement. Nonetheless, primary … While neutropenia is not widely
accepted to represent a host … a clearly excised lesion with no signs of recurrence at clinical …

… 2.5 months, and no evidence of extracutaneous infection was … of potential central nervous
system involvement. Additionally, the … You do not have permission under this licence to share …

… Cryptococcal infection is well-documented in immunocompromised individuals. Cutaneous
manifestations are not … There was no evidence of involvement or invasion into the adjacent …