Petriellidium (Allescheria) boydii mycetoma in an immunosuppressed host

L. Stephen Kish; James S. Taylor; Wilma F. Bergfeld; Geraldine S. Hall

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Petriellidium (Allescheria) boydii mycetoma in an immunosuppressed host

L. Stephen Kish, M.D., James S. Taylor, M.D., Wilma F. Bergfeld, M.D. and Geraldine S. Hall, Ph.D.

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine June 1983, 50 (2) 209-211;

L. Stephen Kish

Department of Dermatology, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

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James S. Taylor

Department of Dermatology, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

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Wilma F. Bergfeld

Department of Dermatology and Pathology, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

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Geraldine S. Hall

Department of Microbiology, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

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vol. 50 no. 2 209-211

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1939-2869

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Received February 1, 1983
Accepted March 1, 1983
Published online June 1, 1983.

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Petriellidium (Allescheria) boydii mycetoma in an immunosuppressed host

L. Stephen Kish, James S. Taylor, Wilma F. Bergfeld, Geraldine S. Hall

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Jun 1983, 50 (2) 209-211;

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Petriellidium (Allescheria) boydii mycetoma in an immunosuppressed host

L. Stephen Kish, James S. Taylor, Wilma F. Bergfeld, Geraldine S. Hall

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Jun 1983, 50 (2) 209-211;

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