Effusions were classified as anechoic, complex septate, complex
nonseptate, and echogenic [2, 7].
Six days after VATS, histopathologic analysis revealed presence of
nonseptate fungal hyphae with right-angle branching suggestive of mucormycosis.
The fungal hyphae were broad, branching, cenocytic and
nonseptate (Figure 1).
Nonseptate branched hyphal enlarged at the apex to form conidiophores; they produce brownish black conidia in chains Fungal pathogens Frequency (%) Alternaria spp.
###hyphae were irregular and
nonseptate which###al., 1980; Ellis,
Hyphae are thread like structures that may be septate or
nonseptate, they grow by extending and branching.
[sup][3] Definitive diagnosis requires demonstration of tissue invasion by the characteristic
nonseptate hyphae.
Nonseptate hyphae of irregular width were visible and marked by short lateral extensions distributed at right angles along the filaments.
Septate and fruity mycelium are observed Mucor Filamentous Presence of visible spore and short species mold sporangiospores with
nonseptate hyphae Ovoid sphere Single clusters of blastoconidia Candida yeast-like which is round and elongated.
periosteal lesion resembling pyoderma CT scan abdomen and gangrenosum pelvis: recurrent pneumoperitoneum Presentation Gastric perforation Cutaneous form of mucormycosis Diagnosis of Antemortem: Antemortem: mucormycosis abdominal wall: cutaneous biopsy of histopathology: many new periosteal broad based ulcer: hyphae
nonseptate hyphae suggestive of admixed with Rhizopus spp.
Numerous branching
nonseptate fungal hyphae were seen throughout the renal tissue (Figure 2).