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Dark-pigmented microscopic fungi are worldwide-spread soil saprophytes often found on plant remnants. In chromoblastomycosis, infectious particles of these fungi enter the human body at the site of injury and may cause chronic infection, mainly in tropical and subtropical endemic areas. Chromoblastomycosis is almost exclusively diagnosed in patients with fully functioning immunity, with typically muriform cells present in infected tissue distinguishing this condition from phaeohyphomycosis. Phaeohyphomycosis, a less specific disease ca
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