A Case of Invasive Fungal Infection Due to in a Patient with Psoriasis.

() is typically reported to be involved in superficial and subcutaneous fungal infections but overlooked in invasive infections, which is associated with a high mortality rate. It poses a diagnostic challenge due to its confusable characteristics to other hyaline hyphomycetes. Here, we reported a psoriasis patient with an invasive infection.

Case Report: Double trouble: a rare case of successfully treated and co-infection.

Background: Extra-urogenital infections due to () are rare, particularly co-infection with (). Herein, we report on a patient who was co-infected and successfully treated despite delayed treatment.

Case Presentation: We reported the case of a 43-year-old man with and co-infection after a traffic accident.

Catheter-related infections caused by in a patient with motor neurone disease: A case report.

Background: () is a rapidly growing mycobacterium and ubiquitous in the environment, which infrequently causes disease in humans. However, it can cause cutaneous or respiratory infections among immunocompromised hosts. Due to the resistance to most antibiotics, the pathogen is formidable and difficult-to-treat.