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Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, 2010
'Madura foot' or mycetoma is a chronic granulomatous soft-tissue infection, caused by either true fungi (eumycetoma) or Gram-positive aerobic bacteria (actinomycetoma). The infection is endemic to equatorial, tropical or sub-tropical regions. However, sporadic cases have been reported in the Western world mostly in the migrant population.
B Jemec
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'Madura foot' or mycetoma is a chronic granulomatous soft-tissue infection, caused by either true fungi (eumycetoma) or Gram-positive aerobic bacteria (actinomycetoma). The infection is endemic to equatorial, tropical or sub-tropical regions. However, sporadic cases have been reported in the Western world mostly in the migrant population.
B Jemec
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Madura foot due to Actinomadura madurae
Clinical Imaging, 2003Alexandra Zormpala, Nikolaos V Sipsas
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International Orthopaedics, 1990
Two cases of Madura foot which originated in the Middle East are described. This so-called maduramycosis is a chronic progressive infection caused by thread fungi or actinomycetes. The diagnosis is confirmed when the grains of mycetoplaits are demonstrated in the discharge from a sinus. Clinical findings and treatment are discussed.
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Two cases of Madura foot which originated in the Middle East are described. This so-called maduramycosis is a chronic progressive infection caused by thread fungi or actinomycetes. The diagnosis is confirmed when the grains of mycetoplaits are demonstrated in the discharge from a sinus. Clinical findings and treatment are discussed.
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The International Journal of Lower Extremity Wounds, 2012
“Mycetoma” means a fungal tumor. Mycetoma is a chronic, granulomatous, subcutaneous tissue infection caused by both bacteria (actinomycetoma) and fungi (eumycetoma). This chronic infection was termed Madura foot and eventually mycetoma, owing to its etiology.
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“Mycetoma” means a fungal tumor. Mycetoma is a chronic, granulomatous, subcutaneous tissue infection caused by both bacteria (actinomycetoma) and fungi (eumycetoma). This chronic infection was termed Madura foot and eventually mycetoma, owing to its etiology.
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Maduromycosis (Madura Foot) in Kentucky
Southern Medical Journal, 1975The first case of proven maduromycosis originating in the state of Kentucky, and the 21st case reported in the United States, is described. The disease, which involved the foot, was caused by Monosporium apiospermum. The importance of suspecting and culturing for fungal organisms in cases of chronic or recurrent infections of the extremities is ...
A, Warintarawej +2 more
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Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology, 1930
In Dutch Guiana mycetoma pedis is a rare disease. Until the present, no case has been reported. REPORT OF A CASE History.— A British Indian woman, a laborer, aged 41, born in Surinam, came under my care in November, 1928. She had a tumor-like, suppurating swelling of the left foot, which had been present for about two years. The process started with
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In Dutch Guiana mycetoma pedis is a rare disease. Until the present, no case has been reported. REPORT OF A CASE History.— A British Indian woman, a laborer, aged 41, born in Surinam, came under my care in November, 1928. She had a tumor-like, suppurating swelling of the left foot, which had been present for about two years. The process started with
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Archives of Surgery, 1933
In some countries the deep mycoses are called surgical mycoses. Presenting, as they do at times, a surgical problem, the report of a case of Madura foot seems appropriate, as the surgeon is most likely to see such conditions in the initial stages of the disease when the diagnosis is most difficult.
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In some countries the deep mycoses are called surgical mycoses. Presenting, as they do at times, a surgical problem, the report of a case of Madura foot seems appropriate, as the surgeon is most likely to see such conditions in the initial stages of the disease when the diagnosis is most difficult.
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Bone Scintigraphy of Madura Foot
Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 1999Three-phase Tc-99m MDP bone imaging of the feet was performed in a 69-year-old woman, a retired missionary who had worked in India and Africa. She was followed in the tropical disease clinic at our institution for a draining sinus from the dorsum of her right foot, which was cultured and found to be positive for Madurella mycetomatis.
S N, Ganguli, M, Hershkop
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Madura foot. A case presentation
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 1991In this case presentation, the diagnosis was based solely on the histopathologic examination of tissue taken at the time of the first surgery. Subsequent cultures did not reveal any growth of organisms that would cause Madura foot. The patient must be monitored periodically, for it is rare that such an infection is cured with surgery other than ...
B Y, Ching, G, Maraczi, D, Urbina
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