• J Trauma · Apr 1987

    Case Reports

    Primary cutaneous mucormycosis in trauma patients.

    • P C Johnson, T K Satterwhite, J E Monheit, and D Parks.
    • J Trauma. 1987 Apr 1;27(4):437-41.

    AbstractPrimary cutaneous mucormycosis in trauma patients has been rarely reported. We describe three cases occurring in noncompromised hosts and review the literature. Prompt diagnosis and aggressive treatment with vigorous local care and appropriate antibiotics are recommended.

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