Subcutaneous Mycosis

Diagnosed by the presence of sclerotic bodies from biopsy and histological examinations of lesions

Conidiophores that give rise to flask-shaped phialides with collarettes; conidia occur in balls at tips of phialides

The pointed structure is called what?

Erect long-branching conidiophores that give rise to chains of conidia

Primary, secondary, or tertiary conidia are formed(sympodially) at condiophore tip.

Conidiophores bearing elliptical conidia produced sympodially on its upper portion near the tip

Granulomatous infection of subcutaenous tissues with abcesses, draining sinuses and granulomatous pus

A saclike cleistothecia containing ascus and ascospores, which are pointed and oval

Single oval conidia at tips of annelids

Clusters of elliptical conidia borne from phialides of a long conidiophore

Conidia from the tips of the phialides, many remain sterile

Conidiophores forming cylindrical annelids; conidia gather at tips of annelids

A superficial, cutaneous, subcutaneous or systemic infection. Clinical material reveals brown, septate hyphae

Conidiophores that may branch with chains of conidia

Conidiophore with multicelled, oblong to cylindrical conidia

Conidiophores twisted at point of attachment to a curved, swollen, multicelled conidia

Infection associated to gardening, exposure to rose thorns

Narrow, septate hyphae with pyriform conidia arranged in a "rosette" or "sleeve" pattern

Small, budding, yeast cell (cigar-shaped)

May radiate an eosinophilic star-like projection "asteroid body"

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