An unusual manifestation of cryptococcal infection in a chronic lymphedematous arm
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Auteurs : Wyman Y. Lee ; Michael P. Corder ; Charles E. PlatzSource :
- Medical and Pediatric Oncology [ 0098-1532 ] ; 1982.
Abstract
This case represents a long‐term survival of Hodgkin disease treated by radiation and chemotherapy but complicated by a chronic massive lymphedematous arm and an unusual localized cryptococcosis on the affected arm and a coincidental malignant melanoma. It emphasizes, therefore, the occurrence of localized cryptococcosis in an immuno‐suppressed patient and the need for early pathological diagnosis of such a group of patients.
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