Abstract

Two cases of chromoblastomycosis are described. Cladosporium carrionii (case I) and Hormodendrum pedrosi (case 2) were the etiological agents. Both patients showed involvement of uncommon site such as face. Intralesional Amphotericin-B caused the improvement. In case 2, lesions responded to I/V Arnphotericin-B but recurred each time about one year after stopping treatment. Thiabendazole orally combined with local application showed favourable response.