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A Rare Skin Lesion During Pregnancy: Localized Cutaneous Leishmaniasis
2016
Gorm
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Leishmaniasis is an infectious disease that is spread by phlebotomine sand flies. These flies cause infections called cutaneous and/or visceral leishmaniasis in humans. In this paper, we present a pregnant patient who was diagnosed with localized cutaneous leishmaniasis, a localized form of the disease, and the treatment we applied to the patient. The patient was given systemic amphotericin-B treatment, however the immunosuppressive state of pregnancy and the diabetes of the patient complicated
doi:10.21613/gorm.2016.480
fatcat:2iis6w675ng75dhfq3y7z7r5nm