Search Results - "B. Siddaramappa"

Phaeoacremonium krajdenii, a Cause of White Grain Eumycetoma by Hemashettar, B.M, Siddaramappa, B, Munjunathaswamy, B.S, Pangi, A.S, Pattan, Jayashree, Andrade, A.T, Padhye, A.A, Mostert, Lizel, Summerbell, R.C

“…We describe the first case of white grain pedal eumycetoma caused by Phaeoacremonium krajdenii in a 41-year-old man from Goa, India. Based on histological…”
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Primary cutaneous actinomycosis by Patil, Deena, Siddaramappa, B., Manjunathswamy, B. S, Pandit, A. M., Dastikop, Shilpa, Fernandes, Carol, Kutre, Sameer, Angolkar, Mubashir

“…Actinomycosis is a chronic, progressive, suppurative infection, prevalent over the neck, thorax or abdomen. As it rarely occurs with few clinical symptoms, its…”
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White grain mycetoma caused by a Cylindrocarpon sp. in India by HEMASHETTAR, B. M, SIDDARAMAPPA, B, PADHYE, A. A, SIGLER, L, CHANDLER, F. W

“…We describe a case of white grain eumycetoma of the foot of an Indian male caused by a slow-growing, poorly sporulating fungus that does not match any known…”
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Ecthyma gangrenosum in a new born child by PANDIT, A. M, SIDDARAMAPPA, B, CHOUDHARY, S. V, MANJUNATHSWAMY, B. S

“…Ecthyma gangrenosum is one of the most serious and specific cutaneous infection caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa. We report a case of ecthyma gangrenosum in a…”
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Favus from South India. A case report by SIDDARAMAPPA, B, HEMASHETTAR, B. M, PATIL, C. S

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White Grain Mycetoma Caused by aCylindrocarpon sp. in India by B. M. Hemashettar, B. Siddaramappa, A. A. Padhye, L. Sigler, F. W. Chandler

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Ecthyma gangrenosum in a new born child by PANDIT, A. M, SIDDARAMAPPA, B, CHOUDHARI, S. V, MAJUNATHSWAMY, B. S

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Mycobacterium fortuitum in cutaneous infections by Hemashettar, B M, Pandit, A M, Siddaramappa, B, Manjunatha Swamy, B S, Nashi, H K

“…Three cases of culture proven primary cutaneous infections caused by Mycobacterium fortuitum, a rapidly growing non tuberculous mycobacterium, are reported…”
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