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Cooke NS et al. - Cutaneous involvement is often an initial presentation of infection with Fusarium species, which occurs more commonly in immunocompromised hosts and may be either localized or widespread. Skin lesions typically appear as red or grey macules, which may develop central ulceration and black eschar. Secondary dissemination to extracutaneous organs may occur in immunocompromised hosts, especially those with prolonged and severe neutropenia.

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