Cutaneous Hyalohyphomycosis Secondary to Paecilomyces Species Treated with Voriconazole in an Immune Compentent Host

Paecilomyces, a hyalohyphomycosis, is an uncommon cause of cutaneous and subcutaneous infections. Most cases reported have occurred in patients with impaired host defenses or following a surgical procedure, and have proven highly resistant to anti fungal therapies. A 60‐year‐old man presented with scattered non‐healing verrucous lesions as well as ulcers and excoriations on the upper extremities and trunk. The lesion had begun shortly after the...