Table 1.
Primary cutaneous mucormycosis: Caused by inoculation of causative organism into the damaged skin |
Acute necrotising mucormycosis |
Chronic granulomatous mucormycosis |
Secondary cutaneous mucormycosis: Secondary involvement of the skin due to haematogenous dissemination from another organ system |
Contiguity mucormycosis: Involvement of the skin due to contiguous spread, mainly from rhinocerebral mucormycosis. |