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. 2007 Mar 28;45(6):2051–2053. doi: 10.1128/JCM.02473-06

TABLE 1.

Clinical and microbiological data for the six patients with true invasive zygomycosis

Characteristic Patient no.
1 2 3 4 5 6
Clinical form Rhinosinusal Rhinosinusal Pulmonary and cutaneous Pulmonary Cutaneous-facial Cutaneous-abdominal
Underlying condition
    Neutropenia Yes No Yes Yes No No
    Hematological malignancies Yes (acute myeloid leukemia) Yes (chronic lymphatic leukemia and BMTa) Yes (acute myeloid leukemia) Yes (lymphatic leukemia) Yes (non-Hodgkin's lymphoma) No
    Transplant No Yes No No No Yes (liver)
    Diabetes No No No No Yes No
Imaging data (X ray, CT scan, NMRb) Yes Yes Yes Yes No No
Previous immunosuppressive treatment Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Previous antifungal treatment (30 days previously) No Yes (voriconazole) No No No No
Previous antibiotic treatment (30 days previously) No Yes No Yes No Yes
Previous corticosteroid treatment No No No No Yes No
Samples Rhinosinusal sample None Wound Sputum (n = 3) None Skin biopsy
Histopathology Not done Presence of hyphae Not done Not done Presence of hyphae Presence of hyphae
Culture result Mucor sp. Not done Rhizomucor sp. Cunninghamella bertholletiae Not done Mucor sp.
Diagnostic method Clinical and culture Clinical and histopathology Clinical and culture Clinical and culture Clinical and histopathology Clinical, culture and histopathology
Outcome Cured Death Death Death Death Cured
a

BMT, bone marrow transplant.

b

CT, computed tomography; NMR, nuclear magnetic resonance.