K. ohmeri was successfully identified using Vitek-2, MALDI-TOF, and ITS (Internal Transcribed Spacer) area sequencing, while the Integral System Yeast Plus misidentified the isolate as Candida tropicalis.
This case demonstrates that Syncephalastrum species can cause clinically significant onychomycosis and should not automatically be dismissed as laboratory contaminants.
A. M. Saadullah, R. Kwizera· Medical Mycology Case Report...· 0 citations
Pulsed itraconazole may represent an effective therapeutic option for selected cases of Alternaria-associated onychomycosis, and highlights the importance of correlating clinical findings with direct microscopy and repeated cultures to establish the pathogenic role of nondermatophyte moulds in nail infections.
María Riesgo-Magaña, L. Monzón, Juan Manuel Villar Gonzalez et al.· SN Comprehensive Clinical Me...· 0 citations
An unusual instance of chromoblastomycosis caused by F. pedrosoi in a woman from South Kerala with a preceding history of a leech bite is described, highlighting the importance of combining clinical examination, histopathology, fungal culture, and molecular sequencing for accurate diagnosis and effective management of...
Ashna Ajimsha, C. Study, Kasus Chromoblastomycosis et al.· 0 citations
An unusual instance of chromoblastomycosis caused by F. pedrosoi in a woman from South Kerala with a preceding history of a leech bite is described, highlighting the importance of combining clinical examination, histopathology, fungal culture, and molecular sequencing for accurate diagnosis and effective management of...
Ashna Ajimsha, Neeraja C. K., Kiran Subhash· Journal Of Vocational Health...· 0 citations
This case expands the known pathogenic spectrum of T. destructans, demonstrating its potential to cause invasive disease in severely immunocompromised hosts by expanding the spectrum of fungi causing invasive fungal infections by identification of novel pathogenic species.
Manon Jaboyedoff, F. Lamoth, C. Bertelli et al.· Open Forum Infectious Diseas...· 0 citations
Objective: We report a rare case of Mycobacterium haemophilum flexor tenosynovitis in an immunocompetent adult and discuss the diagnostic challenges posed by this organism under standard culture conditions. Patient and Methods: A 72-year-old Japanese man presented with chronic pain and swelling of the left thumb follow...
M. Abe, Norihiko Terada· Journal of Rural Medicine· 0 citations
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