chromoblastomycosis
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Chromoblastomycosis — Classification and external resources ICD 10 B43 ICD 9 117.2 … Wikipedia
chromoblastomycosis — A localized chronic mycosis of the skin and subcutaneous tissues characterized by skin lesions so rough and irregular as to present a cauliflowerlike appearance; caused by dematiaceous fungi such as Phialophora verrucosa, Exophiala (wangiella)… … Medical dictionary
chromoblastomycosis — (kro mo blas to mi ko sis) A chronic fungal infection of the skin, producing wartlike nodules that may ulcerate. It is caused by the black molds Phialophora verrucosa or Fonsecaea pedrosoi … Dictionary of microbiology
chromoblastomycosis — ▪ disease infection of the skin and subcutaneous tissues that is characterized by the development of warty lesions, usually on the foot and leg. It occurs as a result of traumatic inoculation with any of several saprophytic fungi (genera… … Universalium
chromoblastomycosis — chro·mo·blastomycosis … English syllables
chromoblastomycosis — chromomycosis; n. a chronic fungal infection of the skin usually occurring at the site of an injury; for example, a wound from a wood splinter. It produces pigmented wartlike lumps on exposed areas that sometimes ulcerate. In the… … The new mediacal dictionary
chromoblastomycosis — noun a fungal infection characterized by itchy warty nodules on the skin • Hypernyms: ↑blastomycosis * * * | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ noun (plural chromoblastomycoses) Etymology: New Latin chrom + blastomycosis : a skin disease that is caused by any of several… … Useful english dictionary
Хромобластомикоз (Chromoblastomycosis), Хромомикоз (Chromomycosis) — хроническая грибковая инфекция кожи, обычно развивается на ее травмированных участках (например, в местах ранок от заноз). В месте заражения (чаще всего на ногах) образуется пигментированная припухлость, напоминающая по своему внешнему виду… … Медицинские термины
chromomycosis — chromoblastomycosis … The new mediacal dictionary
Хромобластомико́з — (chromoblastomycosis; Хромо + Бластомикоз) см. Хромомикоз … Медицинская энциклопедия
