Case Report
Fusarium Infection in a Kidney Transplant Recipient Successfully Treated with Voriconazole
Table 1
Fusarium infection in kidney transplant recipients.
| Reference | Age (years) | Gender | Site of infection | Time at diagnosis | Treatment | Outcome |
| Young and Meyers [15] | 30 | F | Localized, skin | 5 years after transplantation | Surgical excision | Cure | Heinz et al. [16] | 45 | M | Localized, skin | 21 weeks after transplantation | Surgical amputation | Cure | Girardi et al. [17] | 50 | M | Localized, skin | 2 years after transplantation | Surgical debridement | Poor response | Cocuroccia et al. [18] | 53 | M | Localized, skin | 4 years after transplantation | Itraconazole | Cure | Garbino et al. [19] | 56 | F | Peritoneal cavity | Pretransplantation | Voriconazole for 2 months | Cure | Present report | 55 | M | Perinephric | One month | Voriconazole for 5 months | Cure |
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