Subcutaneous pseudomycetoma of the knee caused by in a diabetic male: A case report.

A subcutaneous infection in the form of pseudomycetoma is rare. are rarely considered to be pathogenic in subcutaneous infections due to their ubiquitous nature. We report a case of subcutaneous pseudomycetoma over the dorsolateral aspect of the left knee caused by in a 55-year-old diabetic male who was treated successfully with oral itraconazole.

Native valve endocarditis caused by in a patient of carcinoma breast.

We report an unusual case of native mitral valve endocarditis in a patient with carcinoma breast in remission. She presented with intermittent fever for 4 weeks. The patient had a chemo port in situ.

Ceftazidime-resistant Burkholderia pseudomallei masquerading as isolated atypical neuromelioidosis.

A middle-aged recently diagnosed uncontrolled diabetic from Mumbai, India presented with fever and headache for 8 weeks. Two weeks prior to his symptoms, he travelled to Lonavala during the monsoons and gave history of indoor swimming in a chlorinated pool. Investigations showed isolated neurological involvement with multiple brain abscesses.