Background Mucormycosis is a highly aggressive and destructive angio-invasive infection caused by fungi of the order Mucorales . Diagnosis currently relies on lengthy and insensitive culture of biopsy specimens, as well as time-consuming histopathological examination of tissue samples, which lacks specificity. Case presentation This case study describes an unusual presentation of cutaneous mucormycosis in an immunocompetent 49-year-old man following a traumatic farming injury to the hand. Despit
Cutaneous mucormycosis confirmed using a Mucorales-specific monoclonal antibody: a case study
Alyssa C. Hudson·Christopher R. Thornton·Shwetha Pradeep·Jeremy N. Day·Dora E Corzo-Leon·Elizabeth R. Ballou·Andrew M. Borman·B Rymer
