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See Latest ArticlesPhaeohyphomycosis Infection Leading to Flexor Tendon Rupture: A Case Report
HAND, 03/06/09
Chahal J et al. - A 66-year-old man presented with a fully extended left middle finger, accompanied by swelling and purulent drainage. Prior to presentation, he had received a steroid injection for left middle finger stenosing tenosynovitis and subsequently developed culture-proven phaeohyphomycosis fungal infection and secondary enterococcal bacterial infection, requiring pharmacotherapy and incision, drainage, and debridement for abscess formation.
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