Chromomycosis:
Most commonly due to Fonsecaea pedrosoi.
Can be present for years before presentation. More common in lower extremity.
Typically in barefoot workers in tropics. Starts as red plaque enlarges and appears verrucous or warty; develop satellite lesions from scratching. Diagnosis is by KOH mounts.
If untreated ‘cauliflower’ appearance, blocks lymphatics, oedema
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