SPOROTRICHOSIS is a chronic fungous infection caused by Sporotrichum schenckii.
Characteristically, nodular lesions appear in the lymphatic channels, skin or subcutaneous …

Sporotrichosis is a rather rare disease clinically seen as one of four general types, namely
lymphatic, disseminated nodular, disseminated ulcerated and visceral. 1 The type commonly …

Sporotrichosis is typically seen as a cutaneous infection, resulting from inoculation of the
fungus, Sporothrix schenckii. This fungus is typically found on the thorns of rose bushes in …

SPOROTRICHOSIS, a disease of mycotic etiology, is caused by Sporotrichum schenckii.
The disease is common in plants and is more common in animals than in man. 1 In human …

SPOROTRICHOSIS, while not a rare disease, is seldom reported. Gougerot, 1 in a recent
report, states that this disease has been reported in all countries but its incidence apparently …

Excerpt Sporotrichosis is a subacute or chronic infection caused bySporotrichum
schenckiiand usually limited to the skin and subcutaneous tissue. However, since …

SPOROTRICHOSIS has been reported infrequently from Western Pennsylvania. 1 While the
paucity of reports may not reflect the true occurrence of the disease in this area, it is unlikely …

Sporotrichosis is an infectious granulomatous disease of fungous origin. The causative
organism is Sporotrichum schenckii, which is found in nature on plants, flowers, and trees …

Sporotrichosis, first recognized by Schenck (76) in 1898, is a fungal disease usually
affecting cutaneous, subcutaneous, and lymphatic tissues. It is now generally recognized …

SINCE the days of the early Christian church Dorothy has been the patron saint of
gardeners. Although she is probably seldom invoked today, the gardener in whom the …