Mycoses and algal infections

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25 Mycoses and Algal Infections

Systemic mycoses 451

North American blastomycosis 451

Coccidioidomycosis 452

Paracoccidioidomycosis 453

Histoplasmosis 454

Infections by dematiaceous (pigmented) fungi 455

Chromomycosis 455

Phaeohyphomycosis 456

Sporotrichosis 457

Tinea nigra palmaris 458

Alternariosis 458

Mycetoma and morphologically similar conditions 459

Nocardiosis 460

Actinomycosis 461

Botryomycosis 462

Zygomycoses 463

Mucormycosis 463

Subcutaneous phycomycosis 463

Hyalohyphomycoses 464

Hyalohyphomycoses Overall 464

Penicilliosis 465

Aspergillosis 465

Miscellaneous mycoses 466

Lobomycosis 466

Rhinosporidiosis 467

Pneumocystosis 467

Algal infections 468

Protothecosis 468

Chromoblastomycosis

Common fungus stains

• PAS = stains cell wall purple

• Gomori–Grocott methenamine silver (GMS) stain = stains fungi black against a green background

• Mucicarmine or alcian blue stain capsules (i.e. Cryptococcus neoformans)

• Calcofluor white = imparts bright fluorescence to fungi under fluorescence microscopy

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25 Mycoses and Algal Infections

Systemic mycoses 451

North American blastomycosis 451

Coccidioidomycosis 452

Paracoccidioidomycosis 453

Histoplasmosis 454

Infections by dematiaceous (pigmented) fungi 455

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