[Monosporium apiospermum as the causative agent of maduromycosis].
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[AGENTS OF MADUROMYCOSIS IN THE NEOTROPICAL REGION. BIBLIOGRAPHIC REVIEW].
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A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF MYCETOMA IN THE PHILIPPINES: MADUROMYCOSIS CAUSED BY MONOSPORIUM APIOSPERMUM (LABORATORY STUDIES).
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[Mycetoma of the foot (maduromycosis of the foot)].
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Maduromycosis: an unusual case with a description of the causative fungus.
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Amphotericin B and maduromycosis.
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Report of a case of black grain maduromycosis of the foot caused by an aberrant strain of Madurella mycetomi (laveran) Brumpt on Curacao, Netherlands Antilles.
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Etiology of maduromycosis in India.
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[Coexistence of "Madurella mycetomi" and "Madurella grisea" in the same case of black-grain maduromycosis].
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Experimental maduromycosis. I. Infection of mice with Phialophora jeanselmei.
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[Experimental granules of maduromycosis and actinomycosis from Cephalosporium falciforme, Monosporium apiospermum, Madurella mycetomi, and Nocardia asteroides].
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Growth requirements of some fungi causing maduromycosis.
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A contribution to the study of the causal organisms of maduromycosis.
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Chemotherapy of maduromycosis. I. Preliminary experiments with diamidinodi-phenylamine dihydrochloride and amphotericin B in vivo and in vitro.
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Experimental maduromycosis. II. Experimental mycetoma in mice caused by repeated injections of Phialophora jeanselmei.
Intraperitoneal and subcutaneous lesions were produced in 17 out of 22 mice, sensitized by repeated subcutaneous injections of P. jeanselmei in FREUND'S complete adjuvant. The lesions were essentially self-limiting as were those described by us earlier in cortisone-treated mice. Precipitating antibodies and cutaneous hypersensitivity could not be demonstrated.
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A conservative method of treatment for maduromycosis.
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