… Proven osteoarticular mycosis All patients with osteoarticular fungal infection with evidence
… Probable osteoarticular mycosis All patients with osteoarticular fungal infection with …

… Osteoarticular mycoses are uncommon diseases. … the osteoarticular mycoses. However,
there remains to be completed a comprehensive analysis focused exclusively on osteoarticular …

Abstract: Osteoarticular mycoses due to non-Aspergillus moulds are … of non-Aspergillus
osteoarticular mycoses was performed using … Non-Aspergillus osteoarticular mycoses occur most …

… clinical feature of all dimorphic osteoarticular mycoses. When osteomyelitis occurs, it …
While general observations may be inferred about dimorphic osteoarticular mycoses as a …

… In general, osteoarticular mycoses caused by Aspergillus species, occur in
immunocompromised patients due to medications or underlying diseases [Citation10]. Aspergillus …

… years prior to being diagnosed, osteoarticular mucormycoses often presents with relentless
… , sinus, and brain, the course of osteoarticular mycoses is relatively indolent; a review of 34 …

… Cryptococcal osteoarticular infection occurs in patients with predominantly impaired cellular
… Chromoblastomycosis is a chronic, ubiquitous, suppurative, and granulomatous mycosis. …

… In expanding our understanding of osteoarticular mycoses, the International Osteoarticular
Mycoses Consortium sought to describe the characteristics and outcome of Aspergillus …

… Most cases of osteoarticular tuberculosis can be treated with chemotherapy alone, but surgery
is a valuable adjunct in the treatment of selected complications (ie, spinal instability, cord …

… characteristics of 28 cancer patients with fungal osteoarticular infections (FOAIs) between
1995 and … FOAI is a rare, yet severe, manifestation of localised or systemic mycoses, caused …