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Zoonotic sporotrichosis of lymphocutaneous type in a man acquired from a domesticated feline source: report of a first case in southern Karnataka, India
International Journal of Dermatology, 10/30/09
Yegneswaran PP et al. – Close contact with infected domesticated feline can be a potential source of transmission for Sporotrichosis as evidenced in this report.
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