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Blastomycosis of the Knee Joint CASE REPORT
ARTHUR S. LIGGETT; ZOLLY SILBERMAN
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1970 by The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Incorporated
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery.  1970; 52:1445-1449 
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Abstract

A case of blastomycosis of the knee joint is presented. A high index of suspicion and repeated cultures and smears are necessary to make the diagnosis of blastomycosis. Amphotericin-B therapy was dramatically effective in this long-standing unrecognized infection with massive loss of soft tissue and extensive bone involvement.

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