Ascomycosis

Ascomycosis, or radiant fungal fungal condidiasis, is a systemic infectious disease caused by ascomycetes and other fungi that parasitize the lymphatic vessels of the skin and internal organs. Lesions of the skin, mucous membranes, and lymph nodes occur in patients with immunodeficiency conditions. The clinical picture primarily describes a rash on the skin; subsequently, the involvement of various organs and tissues in the process develops. The addition of secondary bacterial microflora is also characteristic. The basis of diagnosis is microscopy of affected tissues, bacteriological examination of discharge from lesions, as well as reaction