论文信息 - Mycetoma of the renal pelvis caused by Fusarium species.

Mycetoma of the renal pelvis caused by Fusarium species.

A preterm infant, with posterior urethral valves had a mycetoma of the renal pelvis caused by Fusarium species. Prolonged treatment with amphotericin B alone or with flucytosine failed. Combined surgical drainage and medical therapy resulted in full resolution.

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