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Phaeohyphomycosis Caused by Coniothyrium

Cutis. 2004 February;73(2):127-130

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Siu K

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Kimberly Siu, BA; Allan K. Izumi, MD

A 49-year-old immunosuppressed heart transplant recipient developed a superficial and subcutaneous granulomatous infection caused by Coniothyrium. The patient responded to a combination of surgical excision and antifungal agents. We review phaeohyphomycotic infections including this second report of a Coniothyrium infection.

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