Corneal co-infection with Scedosporium apiospermum and Acanthamoeba after sewage-contaminated ocular injury

Keyphrases

• Ocular Trauma 100%
• Co-infection 100%
• Acanthamoeba 100%
• Sewage 100%
• Scedosporium Apiospermum 100%
• Fungal Culture 50%
• Corneal Biopsy 50%
• Corneal Scrapping 50%
• Cornea 25%
• Trauma 25%
• Causative Agents 25%
• Withholding 25%
• Microorganisms 25%
• Older Men 25%
• Fungi 25%
• Inflammatory Cells 25%
• Targeted Treatment 25%
• Corneal Ulcer 25%
• Protective Eyewear 25%
• Periodic acid-Schiff 25%
• Corticosteroids 25%
• Systemic Treatment 25%
• Broad Spectrum Antimicrobial Agent 25%
• Aerobic 25%
• Topical Treatment 25%
• Corneal Surface 25%
• Bacterial Culture 25%
• Left Eye 25%
• Corneal Perforation 25%
• Microscopic Evaluation 25%
• Corneal Stroma 25%
• Giemsa 25%
• Immune Privilege 25%
• Gomori Methenamine Silver Stain 25%
• Miconazole 25%
• High-risk Individuals 25%
• Metallic Threads 25%
• Antiamoebic 25%
• Immunocompromised Host 25%
• Spontaneous Corneal Perforation 25%
• Corneal Culture 25%
• Ketoconazole 25%
• Acanthamoeba Cyst 25%
• Necrotic Tissue 25%
• Ocular Pain 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Eye Injury 100%
• Mixed Infection 100%
• Acanthamoeba 100%
• Corneal Perforation 50%
• Biopsy 50%
• Injury 25%
• Antiinfective Agent 25%
• Targeted Therapy 25%
• Inflammatory Cell 25%
• Corneal Ulcer 25%
• Antifungal Agent 25%
• Micelle 25%
• Topical Treatment 25%
• Eye Pain 25%
• Immune Privilege 25%
• Ketoconazole 25%
• Miconazole 25%
• Corneal Biopsy 25%
• Antiamoebic 25%
• Methenamine 25%
• Stroma of Cornea 25%
• Systemic Therapy 25%
• Silver Stain 25%
• Periodic Acid 25%