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Coexistencia de „Madurella Mycetomi” y de „Madurella Grisea” en una Misma Observacion de Maduromicosis Podal Negra

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The author reports on the clinical and mycological studies of a case of black-grain maduromycosis in a woman from Santa Maria (Province of Catamarca, Argentine).

Cultures of black grains in Sabouraud medium have developed colonies ofMadurella mycetomi and also ofMadurella grisea Mackinnon, Ferrada &Montemayor, 1949.

The author questioned, which of the two species is the etiological agent in the present case and he concluded that the microscopic aspect of the black grain permits to suppose thatMadurella mycetomi is the agent in this case.

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  1. Jefe del laboratorio del Inst. de Clín. Quirúrgica.-Jefe de M.E.P.R.A., Argentina

    Flavio L. Niño (Prof. adjunto de Microbiología y Parasitología de la Facultad de Medicina de Buenos Aires)

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En homenaje al Prof. Tibor Benedek.

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Niño, F.L. Coexistencia de „Madurella Mycetomi” y de „Madurella Grisea” en una Misma Observacion de Maduromicosis Podal Negra. Mycopathologia et Mycologia Applicata 16, 323–332 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02135824

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