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Primary gastrointestinal mucormycosis in an immunocompetent person

Mucormycosis is the second most common mold after aspergillus in culture-proven invasive infections in hematological malignancies and recipients of stem cell transplants. In mucormycosis, Rhizopus species (47%) account for the majority of isolates followed by mucor, cunninghamella, apophysomyces, absidia, saksenaea, and Rhizomucor species. [1],[2] The spectrum of disease ranges from localized cutaneous to disseminated disease. Rhinocerebral and pulmonary disease are the most common forms followed by gastrointestinal (GI) infections. All portions of the alimentary tract are vulnerable to infection, with the stomach, ileum, and colon most commonly affected. Mortality of patients with GI ...

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