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Cutaneous Mycobacterium szulgai infection
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Case Reports
Cutaneous Mycobacterium szulgai infection
Arch Dermatol.
1985 Feb.
Abstract
Multiple inflammatory skin lesions and osteomyelitis of the right ankle developed in a 51-year-old man who had been receiving prednisone therapy for several months. Cultures of both the skin and bone lesions yielded Mycobacterium szulgai, a scotochromogenic mycobacterium, which is an unusual human pathogen. The patient's condition responded to treatment with isoniazid, ethambutol hydrochloride, and rifampin.
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