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Ketoconazole in the treatment of eumycetoma due to Madurella mycetomii

Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1984
Eumycetoma is, at present, treated only by surgery which is amputation at times and mutilating excision at others. Surgical treatment is often followed by local, or rarely distant recurrence to regional lymph nodes and surrounding tissue. The results of the clinical trial with ketoconazole reported in this paper show that five of 13 patients were ...
E S, Mahgoub, S A, Gumaa
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II. Skin sensitivity to madurella mycetomi in guinea-pigs

Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1961
Abstract 1. 1) A method of sensitizing guinea-pigs to certain mycetoma-causing fungi is described. 2. 2) Their skin reactivity to various antigens derived from these organisms is described. 3. 3) The ability of skin tests in sensitized guinea-pigs to differentiate between organisms causing mycetoma is well defined.
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Mycetoma caused by Madurella mycetomatis: a neglected infectious burden

The Lancet Infectious Diseases, 2004
Tropical eumycetoma is frequently caused by the fungus Madurella mycetomatis. The disease is characterised by extensive subcutaneous masses, usually with sinuses draining pus, blood, and fungal grains. The disease affects individuals of all ages, although disability is most severe in adults who work outdoors.
Ahmed, AOA (Abdalla), Leeuwen, Willem, Fahal, AH, Laureijssen - van de Sande, Wendy, Verbrugh, Henri, Belkum, Alex   +5 more
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Maduromycosis due to Madurella grisea

Archives of Dermatology, 1969
While in Mexico a 34-year-old woman injured her left foot with a cactus. This resulted in the development of black grain maduromycosis due to Madurella grisea . Prolonged griseofulvin therapy had no effect on this condition. This is believed to be the fifth case of maduromycosis from M grisea seen in the United States and probably the first instance of
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Madura foot in India caused byMadurella grisea

Medical Mycology, 1968
A case of mycetoma caused by Madurella grisea is described. The causal agent was identified by histological structure of the grains and by morphological and nutritional studies of the culture. This report records the 5th case of mycetoma in India caused by this pathogen.
B B, Gokhalay, A A, Padhye, M J, Thirumalachar   +2 more
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Mycetoma Due to Madurella Grisea Acquired in Mexico

Tropical Doctor, 1996
Mycetomas due to Madurella grisea have been reported from South America, Central America, the Caribbean Islands, Africa, and Asia, but only rarely from Mexico1–3. We report a case of mycetoma due to M. grisea acquired in northern Mexico.
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- Madurella

2011
Laureijssen - van de Sande, Wendy, Fahal, AH, de Hoog, GS, Belkum, Alex   +3 more
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[Madurella mycetomatis antigen for the serodiagnosis of mycetoma].

Revista iberoamericana de micologia, 2005
The aim of this work was to standardize metabolic and cytoplasmic Madurella mycetomatis antigen to be applied in the immunodiagnosis of mycetoma. Growth curves were established growing the mold in two broth media with weekly measures of protein and carbohydrate levels and of dry weight.
M J, Araujo, E, Castañeda
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Eumyzetom (Madurella mycetomatis u. v. a.)

2009
Das Eumyzetom wird auch als Maduramykose oder Madurafus bezeichnet. Es umfasst die subkutanen Erkrankungsformen von Hyalohyphomykose und Phaeohyphomykose.
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Multiple extensive Madurella mycetomatis eumycetoma lesions: a case report and review of the literature

Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 2021
Sahar Mubarak Bakhiet, Emmanuel Edwar Siddig, Ahmed Hassan Fahal   +2 more
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