… existence of primary cutaneous cryptococcosis (PCC) versus cutaneous cryptococcosis being
only secondary to hematogenous dissemination. Thus, we reviewed cryptococcosis cases …

… cutaneous cryptococcosis includes almost all cases of primary cutaneous cryptococcosis and
a … W, Zhu Y: Systemic review of published reports on primary cutaneous cryptococcosis in …

… Primary cutaneous cryptococcosis (PCC) has been confirmed as a distinct clinical entity
with secondary cutaneous cryptococcosis … it was used to treat cryptococcosis, with a dosage …

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

… in the category of primary infection of skin; however, infection by cutaneous inoculation was
… modify the cutaneous lesion. The ultrastructure of cryptococcosis is described in our patient. …

… Systemic cryptococcosis and immunosuppression was excluded by appropriate tests. …
Our literature review shows another 16 cases of primary cutaneous cryptococcosis in …

… tures of disseminated cryptococcosis in solid organ transplant … Cutaneous cryptococcosis
occurs generally as a manifestation of the disseminated form of the disease (3). Primary skin …

… cutaneous cryptococcosis also occurs. but there remains debate whether primary cutaneous
cryptococcosis can result from cutaneous … apparently solitary cutaneous cryptococcosis. In …

… We report a case of primary cutaneous cryptococcosis on the left … Cutaneous cryptococcosis
presents variable features, such as … Most cutaneous cryptococcal infections are cutaneous …

… , an opportunistic yeast infection with Cryptococcus neoformans, remains the most … Cutaneous
cryptococcosis is usually secondary to haematogenous dissemination. Primary cutaneous …