… nasal mucosa may also be a common feature in cutaneous leishmaniasis caused by Leishmania
(Viannia) … [30] to mucosal sites. Nevertheless hematologic dissemination also occurs in …

… In this study, Leishmania DNA carriage in nasal mucosa was detected in 7.8% of CL cases.
Additionally, clinical outcome and therapeutic response were different in PCR-positive cases …

… findings indicated the nasal septum as the area most frequently involved. A complete
examination of the upper respiratory tract of patients with mucosal leishmaniasis is necessary to …

… were used to detect Leishmania (Viannia) braziliensis DNA … and nasal mucosa lesions from
mucosal leishmaniasis patients… in parasites recovered from nasal and oral mucosa lesions of …

… Since the nasal mucosa is the most affected site in most of these … in the nose and pharynx,
and in patients who had involvement of three sites, the nasal cavity, pharynx, and oral cavity …

… The size and appearance of leishmanial skin lesions, as well as … of the nasal mucosa. As
indicated (Table 1), biopsy specimens were removed from cutaneous and/or mucosal disease …

… In this study, we explored the potential contribution of tissue-specific inflammatory responses
in the subclinical presence of Leishmania (Viannia) in the healthy nasal mucosa of patients …

… in the subgenus Viannia and 1 in the subgenus Leishmania. … The mucous leishmaniasis
believed to be usually caused by … of the leishmaniasis inoculated in the skin for nasal mucosa, …

… leishmaniasis (CL) occurring each year. In the Amazon region and in the Americas in general,
ML is caused by Leishmania (Viannia… and most often affect the nasal cavity, in some cases …

… Mucosal leishmaniasis (ML) affects predominantly the nose and occurs usually weeks or
months after the cure of the primary cutaneous lesion. The pathology of ML is characterized by …