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mycosis
(redirected from Mycotic infection)

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mycosis: see fungal infection fungal infection, infection caused by a fungus (see Fungi ), some affecting animals, others plants.

Fungal Infections of Human and Animals



Many fungal infections, or mycoses, of humans and animals affect only the outer layers of skin, and although
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Orbital pythiosis: a non-fungal disease mimicking orbital mycotic infections, with a retrospective review of the literature.
Human pythiosis by Kulwichit, Wanla / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Histologic findings and culture analysis identified a mycotic infection secondary to Curvularia invasion.
Unusual rhinosinusitis caused by Curvularia fungi by Palacios, Enrique / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Clostridial and mycotic infections must be considered in any initial evaluation of skin and soft tissue NIs, despite their relatively rare occurrence.
Necrotizing soft tissue infections: a guide to early diagnosis and ... by John, Joseph F., Jr. / Southern Medical Journal
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