Paracoccidiodomicose, forma crónica disseminada — relato de caso

Pereira, João Cláudio Barroso; Grijó, Amorita; Vitral, Beatriz Guerra

doi:10.1016/S0873-2159(15)30668-1

Pulmonology

ISSN: 2531-0437

Pulmonology (previously Revista Portuguesa de Pneumologia) is the official journal of the Portuguese Society of Pulmonology (Sociedade Portuguesa de Pneumologia/SPP). The journal publishes 6 issues per year, mainly about respiratory system diseases in adults and clinical research. This work can range from peer-reviewed original articles to review articles, editorials, and opinion articles. The journal is printed in English, and is freely available in its web page as well as in Medline and other databases.

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3 Médica do Sector do Doenças Infecto Parasitárias do Hospital Municipal Nelson de Sá Earp – Prefeitura Municipal de Petrópolis - Rio de Janeiro -Brasil Director do Hospital Municipal Nelson de Sá Earp: Dr. Sandro Tadeu Macedo Hospital Municipal Nelson de Sá Earp - Rua Paulino Afonso, 455-Bairro Bingen - Petrópolis - Rio de Janeiro - Brasil

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RESUMO

Relato de caso de paracoccidiodomicose forma crónica, tipo adulta com lesões genitais e forma residual, apresentada como disfagia e disfonia no mesmo paciente. Diagnóstico confirmado pelo exame direto das lesões cutâneas. Após tratamento específico, houve regressão das lesões e sintomas desapareceram.

REV PORT PNEUMOL 2003; IX (2): 173-178

Palavras-chave:

Paracoccidiodomicose Crónica

forma crónica

tipo adulta

forma residual

diagnóstico exame directo

ABSTRACT

Case report of paracoccidiodomycosis Chronic Form, adult type, with genital lesions and residual form presented as dysphagia and dysphonia at the same patient. Diagnosis accomplished by direct examination of clinical specimens, in this case cutaneous lesions. After specific treatment there was regression of lesions and symptons had desapeared.

REV PORT PNEUMOL 2003; IX (2): 173-178

Key-words:

Paracoccidiodomycosis Chronic Form

adult type

residual form

diagnosis direct examination

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