Cutaneous cryptococcosis without evidence of systemic involvement.
EJ Sussman, F McMahon, D Wright… - Journal of the American …, 1984 - europepmc.org
EJ Sussman, F McMahon, D Wright, HM Friedman
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1984•europepmc.orgAs many as 15% of cases of systemic infection with Cryptococcus neoformans have
cutaneous involvement. The existence of primary cutaneous disease is controversial. We
report a patient with cutaneous cryptococcosis without evidence of visceral involvement at
the time of diagnosis. She has been followed up for 5 years and remains free of systemic
involvement. Cutaneous cryptococcosis does not always signify systemic disease.
cutaneous involvement. The existence of primary cutaneous disease is controversial. We
report a patient with cutaneous cryptococcosis without evidence of visceral involvement at
the time of diagnosis. She has been followed up for 5 years and remains free of systemic
involvement. Cutaneous cryptococcosis does not always signify systemic disease.
As many as 15% of cases of systemic infection with Cryptococcus neoformans have cutaneous involvement. The existence of primary cutaneous disease is controversial. We report a patient with cutaneous cryptococcosis without evidence of visceral involvement at the time of diagnosis. She has been followed up for 5 years and remains free of systemic involvement. Cutaneous cryptococcosis does not always signify systemic disease.
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