1994Indian Journal of Dermatology Venereology and LeprologyRequires access

Red grain mycetoma foot in Western Rajasthan

Mathur, Prabhu Prakash, P. N. Gupta, Asha Purohit

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Usually the colour of the grains seen in cases of mycetoma are either black or yellow. Recently there were reports that unusual red grains had been noticed in cases of mycetoma. A case of red grain mycetoma is reported.

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Usually the colour of the grains seen in cases of mycetoma are either black or yellow. Recently there were reports that unusual red grains had been noticed in cases of mycetoma. A case of red grain mycetoma is reported.

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Usually the colour of the grains seen in cases of mycetoma are either black or yellow. Recently there were reports that unusual red grains had been noticed in cases of mycetoma. A case of red grain mycetoma is reported.

Key concepts: Mycetoma, Foot (prosody), Art, Medicine, Dermatology, Literature

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