Skip to main content
. 2013 Jul;107(5):267–272. doi: 10.1179/2047773213Y.0000000098

Table 1. Three Leishmania species are detected in lesions sampled from patients displaying nasal and oro-mucosal lesions.

Patient No. Age (year) Sex Duration of disease (year) Location Species Skin lesion
1* 24 M 1.2 Epiglottis, arytenoids, L. infantum Absent
laryngeal mucosa
2* 32 M 1.9 Hard and soft palates, L. major Present
3 45 M 0.3 Upper lip, gingiva L. tropica Absent
4–6+ (9) 43 M (2), F (1) 0.4–10 Nasal L. major Present
7* 26 M 7 Palate L. major Absent**
8 10 F 0.1 Lower lip L. tropica Absent
9 27 M 0.4 Palate L. major Present
10* 34 M 1.5 Laryngeal L. infantum Absent
11 29 F 0.15 Hard and soft palates L. major Present

*Clinically malignant.

**He had a history of cutaneous lesion three years ago.

+Two of them diagnosed using exfoliative cytology.

M: male, F: female, ML: mucosal leishmaniasis.