1. Volume 4, Issue 1, Pages 33-35 (January 2018)
Nocardiosis incognito: Primary cutaneous nocardiosis with extension to myositis and pleural infection 
Nhan M. Nguyen, MD, MS, Jacquelyn R. Sink, MD, Adam J. Carter, MD, Falguni Asrani, MD 
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2. Fig 1
Primary cutaneous nocardiosis mycetoma type at the initial visit (A), at admission (B), and after 6 weeks of combination intravenous antibiotic treatment (C).
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3. Fig 2
Nocardia brasiliensis obtained from culture, displaying partially acid-fast, beaded, branching, filamentous bacilli. (Original magnification: ×1000.)
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