deep-seated mycosis; invasive fungal infection
Medical term for a fungal infection that has spread beyond superficial tissues, often affecting internal organs or the bloodstream. Used in clinical contexts.
Deep-seated mycoses are often seen in immunocompromised patients.
This antifungal drug is used to treat invasive fungal infections.
Superficial mycosis, limited to skin, hair, or nails, unlike 深在性真菌症 which involves deeper tissues.
Compound of 深在性 (deep-seated) + 真菌症 (mycosis). The term is a direct medical calque from Western nosology.