| pubmed-article:15480871 | pubmed:abstractText | Cutaneous lesions of atypical mycobacteriosis are very rare in Western Europe. Both the slow disease progression and the rather unspecific clinical appearance of the chronic infiltration render cutaneous mycobacteriosis a diagnostic challenge. In this communication, we present an uncommon, biphasic course of a cutaneous atypical mycobacteriosis. | lld:pubmed |
