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diagnosis microbiology clinical infectiousdiseases fungal microscopy differential infections culture laboratory pulmonary rhizopus beta betad betadglucan bluebloater causes characteristics comparison copd
Mucor spp. Characteristic of Mucor spp. isolates vs other Mucorales - absence of rhizoids, very long hyphae. This
Mucor spp. ... Characteristic of Mucor ... richdavisphd #Mucor
Lictheimia corymbifera on Culture and Microscopy Formerly Absidia. Can look like Mucor, BUT sporagium w/ wide apophysis
Can look like Mucor ... most common after Mucoc ... - Apophysis: Mucor
Fungal Pneumonias - Diagnosis Comparison Table • Aspergillus • Blastomyces • Candida • Coccidioides • Cryptococcus
Histoplasma • Mucor
1,3 Beta-D-Glucan and Galactomannan - Pathogens, and Testing Characteristics 1,3 ß-D-glucan: • Most fungi excluding mucor and
fungi excluding mucor
Cutaneous Mucormycosis Eschar 30 M HIV cd4 10 VL 30k traumatic injury of arm few months ago
Cutaneous mucor ... isolated cutaneous mucor ... Tx cutaneous mucor
Hemoptysis - Differential Diagnosis Framework Massive Hemoptysis: >150-300 mL in 24h Airway disease: • Bronchitis, Bronchiectasis, Malignancy
Aspergillosis, Mycetoma, Mucor
Rhizopus spp on Culture and Microscopy A "respiratory" specimen from a recently deceased organ donor. This organ donor
less-septate hyphae than Mucor
Rhizopus spp. on microscopy - rhizoids ("roots") immediately below non-branched sporangiophores - most common cause of
much shorter than Mucor
Common Infections in Solid-Organ Transplant Recipients < 1 Month - Infection with antimicrobial-resistant species - Donor-derived infection
atypical molds, mucor
(1,3)-β-d-glucan Abundant cell wall polysaccharide, found in most fungi, except cryptococci, zygomycetes (mucor, rhizophus) and blastomyces. Sensitivity 64%-93%;
, zygomycetes (mucor
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