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Case 164. Reference case 164A |
| Ziehl-Neelsen stain reveals numerous acid-fast bacilli in the cytoplasm of foamy histiocytes. | |||
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This type of non-tuberculous mycobacteriosis tends to be clustered within a family. M. avium can grow in 42℃ water, and the 24-hour bath system can be equipped in the house. This is the reason why the incidence of cutaneous M. avium infection is increasing in Japan. | ||
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