Table 1.

Review of the last 13 years of concomitant mucormycosis and aspergillosis in orofacial region

Author	Years	Type of study	Site of lesion	Underlying disease
Maiorano et al.[6]	2005	Case report	Palatal mucosa and paranasal sinuses	Castle man disease
Lador et al.[7]	2006	Case report	Mandible	Acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Alfano et al.[8]	2006	Case report	Paranasal sinuses and brain	Diabetes mellitus
Pellacchia et al.[9]	2006	Case report	Para nasal sinus and brain	Diabetes mellitus
Chua and Cullen[10]	2008	Case series (two cases)	Orbit and left maxilla, bilateral ethmoid sinus, and sphenoid sinus	Diabetes mellitus
Kishel and Sivik[11]	2008	Case report	Pansinusitis	Acute myeloid leukemia
Suwan et al.[12]	2012	Case series (two cases)	Case 1: Left maxillary, frontal, ethmoid Case 2: Left maxillary and ethmoid sinus	Case 1: T-cell lymphoma Case 2: Tetralogy of fallot
Vaidya and Shah[13]	2011	Case report	Nose, paranasal sinus, orbit, and brain	No associated immunocompromised condition (hypertension)
Shashir et al.[14]	2014	Case report	Rhinocerebral region	Postrenal transplant diabetic patient
Davoudi et al.[15]	2014	Case report	Brain, lungs, spleen, and bones	Hematopoietic stem cell transplant with acute myeloid leukemia
Nitin et al.[16]	2014	Case report	Nasal cavity, left side of hard palate	Uncontrolled diabetes mellitus
Mahomed et al.[17]	2015	Case report	Right orbit, right maxillary sinus, bilateral ethmoid, right sphenoid sinus and cavernous sinus	Insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus
Goswami et al.[18]	2016	Case report	Right side frontal, sphenoidal, ethmoid, maxillary sinus, and osteomeatal complex	Postrenal transplant patient
Habroosh et al.[19]	2017	Case reports	Orbital infection	Silicon intubation of nasolacrimal duct for dacryocystitis