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Postgrad Med J 80:670-674 doi:10.1136/pgmj.2003.016030
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Presentation and outcome of rhino-orbital-cerebral mucormycosis in patients with diabetes

Table 2

 Frequency of non-ophthalmic signs and symptoms; values are percent

Clinical presentation Present study (n = 35) Yohai et al1 (n = 88) Ferry et al2 (n = 16)
Sinusitis 100 79 69
Nasal discharge/ulceration 74 48 19
Facial swelling 46 30 31
VII nerve palsy (infranuclear) 46 22
Facial anaesthesia 34 20 6
Altered sensorium 29 34
Palatal necrosis 29 32 19
Fever 26 36
Toothache 24 7
Facial pain 20 23
Headache 20 17
Epistaxis 20 10
Brain abscess 20 8
Hemiparesis 17 20
Facial necrosis 11 15
Meningeal signs 11
Otitis externa/perichondritis 3

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