The clinical, immunological, and pathological features of solitary cutaneous cryptococcosis
in two apparently healthy Chinese adults are reported. In patient 1, regional cryptococcal …

A case of primary cutaneous cryptococcal infection is presented and cases of primary
cutaneous cryptococcosis in normal and immunocompromised hosts are reviewed …

A 51‐year‐old imunosuppressed man presented with ulcerations of the abdominal wall.
Biopsy of the ulcer margin was necessary for the diagnosis of cutaneous cryptococcosis …

Cutaneous cryptococcosis in the nonimmunocompromised host is a rare entity and, when it
does occur, presents with protean manifestations making a clinical diagnosis difficult. The …

DISCUSSIoN C. neoformans is found world-wide as a soil organism affecting patients with
impaired cell-mediated immunity (infection with HIV, complication of solid organ …

Five cases of cryptococcosis, including the one reported here, appear to fit in the category of
primary infection of skin; however, infection by cutaneous inoculation was not proven in …

ABSTRACT A 68-year-old male plasterer with no history of trauma presented to our clinic in
March 2012 with a 16× 14-mm ulcer that developed following a crushed small papule on the …

A case of cutaneous cryptococcosis (encapsulated strain) in a 67‐year‐old female, with no
evidence of immune suppression (normal cell surface marker analysis and mitogen …

In four cases of disseminated cryptococcosis with central nervous system (CNS)
involvement, cryptococcal cutaneous lesions developed two to eight months before the …

Cryptococcal infections in immunocompromised patients are of major importance. Current
opinion holds that cutaneous cryptococcal infections in these patients indicate disseminated …