Table 1.

Demographic, clinical presentation, and treatment of 6 patients with positive culture of Sporothrix schenckii

Demographic		Clinical presentation							Treatment
Patient	Age (year)/sex	Ocular presentation		Site of lesion	Duration (d)	Predisposing factors		HPE results	Treatment (oral)	Duration (months)	Outcome
		Symptoms	Signs			Exposure to cats	Others
Case 1	61/male	RE purulent discharge, eyelid swelling	Granulomatous conjunctivitis	Conjunctiva	7	No	Gardener	Granulomatous inflammation	Itraconazole 200 mg bd	6	Resolved with symblepharon
Case 2	24/female	LE lobulated lesions at palpebral conjunctiva	Granulomatous conjunctivitis	Conjunctiva	2	Yes		Granulomatous inflammation	Itraconazole 100 mg od for 2 weeks then increased to 200 mg bd for 2 months	2	New lesion at lower palpebral conjunctiva when on lower dose and resolved with higher dose
Case 3	39/female	LE lobulated lesions at palpebral conjunctiva	Granulomatous conjunctivitis	Conjunctiva	21	Yes		Granulomatous inflammation	Itraconazole 200 mg bd	2	Resolved
Case 4	17/male	LE lower eyelid skin swelling	Lid and granulomatous conjunctivitis	Eyelid and conjunctiva	21	Yes		Granulomatous inflammation	Itraconazole 200 mg bd	6	Resolved with skin scarring
Case 5	56/female	RE discomfort, discharge	Lower palpebral conjunctiva nodules mimicking concretion	Conjunctiva	5	Yes		Granulomatous inflammation	Itraconazole 200 mg bd	4	Resolved with symblepharon
Case 6	22/female	RE redness, foreign body sensation	Granulomatous conjunctivitis	Conjunctiva	21	Yes		Granulomatous inflammation	Itraconazole 200 mg bd	5	Resolved

RE=Right eye, LE=Left eye, HPE=Histopathological examination, bd=Twice daily