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. 2022 Apr 30;8(5):469. doi: 10.3390/jof8050469

Table 1.

Clinical and epidemiological data of 73 patients with sporotrichosis treated with amphotericin B at the INI/FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, between 1998 and 2018.

Variable Status N = 73
Sex Male 53 (72.6%)
Female 20 (27.4%)
Age 46.06 [16.18, 83.95] d
Skin color a Non-white 54 (75.0%)
White 18 (25.0%)
Schooling b 1–7 years 35 (58.3%)
>7 years 21 (35.0%)
Non-literate 4 (6.7%)
HIV 38 (52.1%)
Alcoholism 21 (28.8%)
Diabetes 15 (20.5%)
Tuberculosis 13 (17.8%)
Corticosteroid use 6 (8.2%)
Clinical presentation Disseminated 54 (73.9%)
Unifocal extracutaneous 8 (11.0%)
Cutaneous disseminated 8 (11.0%)
Cutaneous localized 3 (4.1%)
Affected organ c Skin 72 (98.6%)
Osteoarticular 47 (64.4%)
Upper airways 31 (42.5%)
Central nervous system 15 (20.5%)
Ocular 9 (12.3%)
Lungs 6 (8.2%)
Deoxycholate total dose (mg) 750.00 [50.00, 11,250.00] e
Lipid complex total dose (mg) 4500.00 [200.00, 14,700.00] e
Total treatment duration (days) 696.00 [1.00, 4017.00] e
Outcome Cure 38 (52.1%)
Death due to sporotrichosis 16 (21.9%)
Death due to other causes 7 (9.6%)
Loss to follow-up 6 (8.2%)
Still under treatment 6 (8.2%)

a Missing data (N = 1); b Missing data (N = 13); c Several patients had more than one affected organ; d Mean and range; e Median and range.