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CO-EXISTING MUCORMYCOSIS WITH ASPERGILLOSIS IN A PATIENT WITH DIABETES MELLITUS- FIRST CASE REPORT
Journal: Otolaryngology online journal (Vol.4, No. 6)Publication Date: 2014-10-18
Authors : Nitin M Nagarkar; Hitesh Verma; RPS Punia;
Page : 257-264
Keywords : mucormycosis; aspergillosis; fungal infections of nose;
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Abstract
50 year male patient presented with a history of left nasal bleeding with discharge, left facial palsy for the last 15 days with uncontrolled diabetes. Black eschar was seen in nasal cavities with defect in hard palate on the left side (3×3cm). Debridement and cumulative dose (2.3gm) of amphotericin was given.
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