
doi: 10.47196/h79wsf78
La esporotricosis cutánea es una infección micótica causada por el complejo de hongos dimórficos Sporothrix schenckii. Clásicamente se ha descrito en hombres con ocupaciones relacionadas con la jardinería o la agricultura, sin embargo, se ha observado un aumento de su incidencia en niños, siendo la cara y las extremidades superiores los lugares más comúnmente afectados. Presentamos el caso clínico de una esporotricosis cutánea pediátrica con una localización atípica. Se describen algunos hallazgos dermatoscópicos y el uso de la crioterapia asociada al itraconazol con buenos resultados clínicos.
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