hyalohyphomycosis /hy·a·lo·hy·pho·my·co·sis/ (hi″ah-lo-hi″fo-mi-ko´sis) any opportunistic type of hyphomycosis caused by mycelial fungi with colorless walls.
hyalohyphomycosis
hyphomycosis [hi″fo-mi-ko´sis]
hy·a·lo·hy·pho·my·co·sis (h   -l -hf-m-k s s)n. An infection caused by a fungus having colorless mycelium that usually occurs as a result of indwelling catheters, steroid therapy, immunosuppressive drugs or cytotoxins, or the body's decreased resistance to postsurgical infection. |
hyalohyphomycosis
[hi′älohi′fomiko′sis]
a hyphomycosis caused by mycelial fungi with colorless walls, most of which are opportunistic. It usually occurs as a result of steroid therapy, indwelling catheters, immunosuppressive drugs, or cytotoxins.
hyphomycosis [hi″fo-mi-ko´sis]
any infection caused by an imperfect fungus of the form-class Hyphomycetes; the group has been divided into hyalohyphomycosis and phaeohyphomycosis based on the color of the mycelium and wall of the fungus.
hyalohyphomycosis
includes the several types of opportunist infections caused by nonpigmented fungi. See paecilomycosis, pseudallescheriosis, geotrichum, aspergillosis, penicilliosis.
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