. 2018 Dec 26;5(1):2. doi: 10.3390/jof5010002

Table 1.

Comparison of clinical, laboratory and outcome data from adult patients with paracoccidioidomycosis coinfected and non-coinfected with HIV virus.

	PCM and HIV (%)	PCM (%)	p Value
Clinical Data
Fever	82.7	35.4 **	<0.001
Lymphadenopathy	72.9 ^#	50.6 *	<0.001
Splenomegaly	22.6	4.7 *	<0.001
Skin Lesions	58.9	29.6 *	<0.001
Pneumopathy	70.3	63.8 *	0.15
Oral mucosa	29	50 *	<0.001
Laboratory data (positivity rates)
Direct microscopy	57.4	44 **	0.052
Culture	42.2	25.3 *	<0.001
Histopathology	94.5	64.7 *	<0.001
Serology	74.6	97.2 *	<0.001
Outcomes
Relapse rates	11	8.2 **	0.48
Mortality rates	35	7.9 **	<0.001

* Data extracted from the references: [2,4]; ** data extracted from the references [16,17]. ^# PCM coinfected patients usually present multiple lymph nodes involvement, in different anatomic sites.