Volume 25, Number 9—September 2019
Research Letter
Blastomycosis Misdiagnosed as Tuberculosis, India
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Figure. Patient with blastomycosis, India, 2014. A) Photograph of chest showing actively discharging sinuses before treatment with antifungal medication. B) Slide of Gram-stained pus discharge, showing broad-based budding yeast cells. The insets show Gram staining of the same organism, with narrow and broad-based budding in different fields. Original magnification ×100. C) Photograph of chest showing closed sinuses and disappearance of sinus line after treatment with antifungal medication.
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