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Disseminated Sporotrichosis with Cutaneous and Osteoarticular Involvement in an Immunosuppressed Patient: A Case Report

Victória Cassioti Yasmin Duran Mariana Soares Kajita Arthur Moura Sarmento Renato Toshio Murashita Fujikio Jose G. M. Angelo Lauletta Lindoso
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The case of a young man living with HIV/AIDS who presented with cutaneous lesions and osteoarticular involvement caused by Sporothrix spp.

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