… skin lesions are attributable to hematogenous dissemination (ie, secondary cutaneous
cryptococcosis… associated with a skin portal of entry (ie, primary cutaneous cryptococcosis [PCC]) …

… Case reports have identified cutaneous cryptococcosis in patients without … primary
cutaneous cryptococcosis from a puncture wound of the right hand and review primary cutaneous …

… Primary cutaneous cryptococcosis (PCC) has been confirmed as a distinct clinical entity with
secondary cutaneous cryptococcosis … been confirmed as a distinct clinical entity, little has …

… Primary cutaneous crytococcosis: a distinct clinical entity. … Primary cutaneous cryptococcosis
in an immunocompetent host: … Disseminated cryptococcosis: comparison of clinical mani…

… A cryptococcal antigen screen was also negative. Once … was given a diagnosis of primary
cutaneous cryptococcosis. … Diagnosis of primary cutaneous cryptococcosis is based on …

… Primary cutaneous cryptococcosis caused by Cryptococcus … that the diseases are clinically
distinct entities. PCC has a … Primary cutaneous cryptococcosis: a distinct clinical entity. …

… are pulmonary cryptococcosis and cryptococcal meningitis [2, 3], … Primary cutaneous
cryptococcosis (PCC) is a rare condition … lesion limited to the skin and the subcutaneous cellular …

… cultures and cryptococcal antigen were negative. Clinical evidence or laboratory tests for
disseminated infection were negative, so a diagnosis of Primary Cutaneous Cryptococcosis (…

… neoformans infection, therefore cryptococcosis should always be a part of differential … The
existence of primary cutaneous cryptococcosis is doubted. Hence skin manifestations should …

… skin, but it raises the question whether all cases of localized cutaneous cryptococcosis are
primary cutaneous … Primary cutaneous cryptococcosis: a distinct clinical entity. Clin Infect Dis …