XXXX : what do emergency physicians need to know?

@entity1 @entity2583 @entity66 @entity6 @entity39 @entity2379 @entity341 @entity281
BACKGROUND: @entity2583 is a rare presentation for @entity1 in the @entity341 ( @entity341 ), primarily affecting immunocompromised @entity1 . Multiple forms of @entity281 are present, and with poor prognosis, @entity341 diagnosis and treatment of this deadly condition are necessary. OBJECTIVE OF REVIEW: The aim of this review is to provide an overview of the presentations and forms of @entity2583 , diagnosis, and treatment of this @entity66 . DISCUSSION: This review provides background on the fungi causing @entity2583 , which are prevalent in nature. The article discusses the risk factors for @entity281 with @entity2583 , as normal hosts are able to clear the disease, but immunocompromised and @entity6 @entity1 are at risk for organism inoculation and spread. The fungi are angioinvasive and cause @entity39 . This article describes the various forms of the disease: rhino-orbital-cerebral, pulmonary, central nervous system, gastrointestinal, renal, disseminated, and cutaneous. Finally, this review evaluates diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis. CONCLUSION: Emergency department diagnosis and treatment are necessary in @entity1 with @entity281 with @entity2583 . Physicians should be suspicious of this disease in immunocompromised and @entity6 @entity1 . Treatment requires antifungal agents such as @entity2379 and surgical debridement. Prognosis is poor.
