CUTANEOUS PROTOTHECOSIS AND DISSEMINATED HISTOPLASMOSIS IN A PATIENT USING ANTI-TNF: CASE REPORT
This case shows that persistent skin lesions in immunosuppressed patients warrant broad investigation, even during antifungal treatment, and that protothecosis should be considered in this differential diagnosis of histoplasmosis and cutaneous protothecosis in patients on anti-TNF-alpha therapy.