MetaADEDB: ADE

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Mucormycosis

(UMLS:C0026718)

Definition:: Infection in humans and animals caused by any fungus in the order Mucorales (e.g., Absidia, Mucor, Rhizopus etc.) There are many clinical types associated with infection of the central nervous system, lung, gastrointestinal tract, skin, orbit and paranasal sinuses. In humans, it usually occurs as an opportunistic infection in patients with a chronic debilitating disease, particularly uncontrolled diabetes, or who are receiving immunosuppressive agents. (From Dorland, 28th ed)
UMLS ID:: C0026718
MeSH ID:: D009091

Classification:

Name:

Bacterial Infections and Mycoses
MeSH Tree Number(s):: C01.703.980.600

Synonym(s)

Mucormycosis

MUCORMYCOSIS

Mucormycosis, unspecified

mucormycoses

mucormycosis

Associated Drug(s)

	Name	Number of Reports	Reference(s)	Data Source
1	Voriconazole	FAERS: 20		US FAERS
2	Prednisone	FAERS: 13		US FAERS
3	Prednisolone	FAERS: 11		US FAERS
4	Deferasirox	FAERS: 7		US FAERS
5	posaconazole	FAERS: 7		OFFSIDES US FAERS
6	Lamotrigine	FAERS: 5		US FAERS
7	Methylprednisolone Hemisuccinate	FAERS: 5		US FAERS
8	liposomal amphotericin B	FAERS: 5	View details 7901556 11468594 16545177 19011270	CTD US FAERS
9	Cyclosporine	FAERS: 4		OFFSIDES US FAERS
10	Dexamethasone	FAERS: 4		OFFSIDES US FAERS
11	Lenalidomide	FAERS: 4		US FAERS
12	Methotrexate	FAERS: 4		US FAERS
13	Tacrolimus	FAERS: 4		OFFSIDES US FAERS
14	venetoclax	FAERS: 4		US FAERS
15	Micafungin	FAERS: 3		OFFSIDES US FAERS
16	PCI 32765	FAERS: 3 Canada Vigilance: 1		Canada Vigilance US FAERS
17	Deferoxamine	FAERS: 2 Canada Vigilance: 1		Canada Vigilance US FAERS
18	Thalidomide	FAERS: 2		US FAERS
19	4-methyl-N-(3-(4-methylimidazol-1-yl)-5-(trifluoromethyl)phenyl)-3-((4-pyridin-3-ylpyrimidin-2-yl)amino)benzamide	FAERS: 1		US FAERS
20	Arsenic Trioxide	FAERS: 1		US FAERS
21	Azacitidine	FAERS: 1		US FAERS
22	Bortezomib	FAERS: 1		OFFSIDES US FAERS
23	Caspofungin	FAERS: 1		US FAERS
24	Clozapine	FAERS: 1		US FAERS
25	Deferoxamine	FAERS: 1		OFFSIDES SIDER US FAERS
26	Fluconazole	FAERS: 1		US FAERS
27	Methimazole	FAERS: 1		OFFSIDES US FAERS
28	Methylprednisolone	FAERS: 1		US FAERS
29	Pseudoephedrine	FAERS: 1		US FAERS
30	dexamethasone 21-phosphate	FAERS: 1		US FAERS
31	isavuconazole	FAERS: 1		US FAERS
32	ponatinib	FAERS: 1		US FAERS
33	Azathioprine			OFFSIDES
34	Caspofungin			OFFSIDES
35	Caspofungin			OFFSIDES
36	Cefepime			OFFSIDES
37	Cyclophosphamide			OFFSIDES
38	Cytarabine			OFFSIDES
39	Daunorubicin			OFFSIDES
40	Doxorubicin			OFFSIDES
41	Etoposide			OFFSIDES
42	Famciclovir			OFFSIDES
43	Flurazepam			OFFSIDES
44	Ganciclovir			OFFSIDES
45	Idarubicin			OFFSIDES
46	Imatinib Mesylate			OFFSIDES
47	Maraviroc			SIDER
48	Meprednisone			OFFSIDES
49	Mercaptopurine			OFFSIDES
50	Methyltestosterone			OFFSIDES
51	Minocycline			OFFSIDES
52	Mycophenolic Acid			OFFSIDES
53	Neomycin			OFFSIDES
54	Nizatidine			OFFSIDES
55	Penicillin V			OFFSIDES
56	Povidone-Iodine			OFFSIDES
57	Propylthiouracil			OFFSIDES
58	Vancomycin			OFFSIDES
59	Vinblastine			OFFSIDES
60	Vincristine			OFFSIDES
61	Vorinostat			OFFSIDES
62	fludarabine phosphate			OFFSIDES
63	fludarabine			OFFSIDES
64	isosorbide-5-mononitrate			OFFSIDES

Similar ADE(s)

	Name	Semantic Similarity
1	Aspergillosis	31%
2	Candidiasis	31%
3	Coccidioidomycosis	31%
4	Histoplasmosis	31%
5	Paracoccidioidomycosis	31%
6	Phaeohyphomycosis	31%
7	Pneumocystis Infections	31%
8	Otomycosis	20.9%
9	Piedra	20.5%
10	Central Nervous System Fungal Infections	20.5%
11	Neuroaspergillosis	19.8%
12	Dermatomycoses	18.6%
13	Bacterial Infections	18.5%
14	Infection	18.5%
15	Candidiasis, Chronic Mucocutaneous	17.8%
16	Cutaneous Candidiasis	17.8%
17	Invasive Pulmonary Aspergillosis	17.2%
18	Candidemia	16.2%
19	Lung Diseases, Fungal	15.8%
20	Meningitis, Cryptococcal	13.7%
21	Oral candidiasis	13.6%
22	Pulmonary Aspergillosis	13.3%
23	Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis	13.3%
24	Fungemia	13.2%
25	Blastomycosis	12.7%
26	Chromoblastomycosis	12.3%
27	Dermatophytosis	12.3%
28	Sporotrichosis	12.3%
29	Tinea	12.3%
30	Tinea Versicolor	12.3%
31	Trichophytosis	12.3%
32	Hyalohyphomycosis	12.3%
33	Central Nervous System Infection	12.2%
34	Pelvic Infection	10.3%
35	Wound Infection	10.3%
36	Gram-Negative Bacterial Infections	10.3%
37	Gram-Positive Bacterial Infections	10.3%
38	Soft Tissue Infection	10.3%
39	Community-Acquired Infections	10.3%
40	Central Nervous System Bacterial Infections	10.3%
41	Mycetoma	10%
42	Meningitis, Fungal	9.9%
43	Candidiasis, Vulvovaginal	9.7%
44	Fusariosis	9.3%
45	Borrelia Infections	8.9%
46	Leptospirosis	8.9%
47	Skin Diseases, Bacterial	8.5%
48	Bacteremia	8.4%
49	Tinea Capitis	7.5%
50	Onychomycosis	7.5%
51	Eye Infection	7.3%
52	Lyme Disease	7.3%
53	Relapsing Fever	7.3%
54	Respiratory Tract Infections	7.3%
55	Ulcerative stomatitis	7%
56	Bone Diseases, Infectious	7%
57	Pregnancy Complications, Infectious	7%
58	Skin Diseases, Infectious	7%
59	Panophthalmitis	6.9%
60	Bacterial Endocarditis	6.8%
61	Arthritis, Infectious	6.8%
62	Suppuration	6.8%
63	Cross Infection	6.7%
64	Septicemia	6.7%
65	Sepsis	6.7%
66	Bacterial Vaginosis	6.7%
67	Actinomycetales Infections	6.7%
68	Bordetella Infections	6.7%
69	Brucellosis	6.7%
70	Campylobacter infection	6.7%
71	Clostridium Infections	6.7%
72	Enterobacteriaceae Infections	6.7%
73	Listeriosis	6.7%
74	Pseudomonas Infections	6.7%
75	Q Fever	6.7%
76	Staphylococcal Infections	6.7%
77	Streptococcal Infections	6.7%
78	Vibrio Infections	6.7%
79	Helicobacter Infections	6.7%
80	Bacillaceae Infections	6.7%
81	Neisseriaceae Infections	6.7%
82	Burkholderia Infections	6.7%
83	Clostridium difficile infection	6.7%
84	Flavobacteriaceae Infections	6.7%
85	Moraxellaceae Infections	6.7%
86	Burkholderia cepacia Infection	6.7%
87	Erysipelas	6.5%
88	Staphylococcal Skin Infections	6.5%
89	Human Ehrlichiosis	6.5%
90	Lyme Neuroborreliosis	6.2%
91	Erythrasma	6.2%
92	Tinea Pedis	6.2%
93	Brain Abscess	6%
94	Syphilis	6%
95	Hidradenitis Suppurativa	6%
96	Japanese Spotted Fever	5.9%
97	Impetigo	5.9%
98	Erythema Chronicum Migrans	5.9%
99	Pertussis	5.9%
100	Neurosyphilis	5.8%
101	Endotoxemia	5.7%
102	Opportunistic Infections	5.7%
103	Ecthyma	5.5%
104	Subacute Bacterial Endocarditis	5.5%
105	Chlamydia Infections	5.4%
106	Gonorrhea	5.4%
107	Cellulitis	5.4%
108	Urinary tract infection	5.2%
109	Human anaplasmosis	5.2%
110	Staphylococcal Scalded Skin Syndrome	5.1%
111	Joint Tuberculosis	5.1%
112	Tuberculosis, Osteoarticular	5.1%
113	Bone Tuberculosis	5.1%
114	Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever	5.1%
115	Pneumonia, Bacterial	5.1%
116	Aspergillosis, Allergic Bronchopulmonary	5%
117	Acinetobacter Infections	4.9%
118	Actinomycosis	4.9%
119	Bacteroides Infections	4.9%
120	Cholera	4.9%
121	Corynebacterium Infections	4.9%
122	Escherichia coli Infections	4.9%
123	Gas Gangrene	4.9%
124	Haemophilus Infections	4.9%
125	Klebsiella Infections	4.9%
126	Meningococcal Infections	4.9%
127	Mycobacterium Infections	4.9%
128	Mycoplasma Infections	4.9%
129	Nocardia Infections	4.9%
130	Pasteurella Infections	4.9%
131	Pneumococcal Infections	4.9%
132	Proteus Infections	4.9%
133	Rickettsia Infections	4.9%
134	Salmonella infections	4.9%
135	Scarlet Fever	4.9%
136	Scrub Typhus	4.9%
137	Tetanus	4.9%
138	Psoas Abscess	4.9%
139	Serratia Infections	4.9%
140	Ureaplasma Infections	4.9%
141	Abdominal Abscess	4.9%
142	Pulmonary Nocardiosis	4.9%
143	Erysipelothrix infection	4.8%
144	Hordeolum	4.7%
145	Bacterial conjunctivitis	4.6%
146	Endophthalmitis	4.5%
147	Peritonitis	4.5%
148	carbuncle	4.5%
149	Osteomyelitis	4.4%
150	Periostitis	4.4%
151	Surgical Wound Infection	4.4%
152	Abscess	4.4%
153	Adnexitis	4.4%
154	Empyema	4.4%
155	Pelvic Inflammatory Disease	4.4%
156	Furunculosis	4.4%
157	furuncle	4.4%
158	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	4.3%
159	Lymphogranuloma Venereum	4.3%
160	Syphilis, Congenital	4.1%
161	Diphtheria	4.1%
162	Leprosy	4.1%
163	Mycobacterium Infections, Nontuberculous	4.1%
164	Psittacosis	4.1%
165	Paratyphoid Fever	4.1%
166	Plague	4.1%
167	Tuberculosis	4.1%
168	Typhoid Fever	4.1%
169	TYPHUS	4.1%
170	Yersinia pseudotuberculosis Infections	4.1%
171	Bubonic Plague	4.1%
172	Mycobacterium abscessus Infection	4.1%
173	Rhinoscleroma	4%
174	Meningitis, Listeria	3.9%
175	Ophthalmia Neonatorum	3.7%
176	Trachoma	3.7%
177	Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare Infection	3.6%
178	Lymph Node Tuberculosis	3.6%
179	Tuberculosis, Miliary	3.6%
180	Tuberculosis, Multidrug-Resistant	3.6%
181	Leprosy, Multibacillary	3.6%
182	Latent Tuberculosis	3.6%
183	Meningitis, Haemophilus	3.5%
184	Meningitis, Pneumococcal	3.5%
185	Superinfection	3.4%
186	Borderline leprosy	3.4%
187	Leprosy, Lepromatous	3.4%
188	Tuberculoid leprosy	3.4%
189	Extensively Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis	3.4%
190	Corneal Ulcer	3.4%
191	Puerperal Infection	3.3%
192	Spondylitis	3.3%
193	Tuberculosis, Spinal	3.3%
194	Appendicitis	3.3%
195	Bacteriuria	3.3%
196	Pyuria	3.3%
197	Meningitis, Bacterial	3.3%
198	Pyomyositis	3.3%
199	Endotoxic shock	3.3%
200	Septic Shock	3.3%
201	Toxic Shock Syndrome	3.3%
202	Diverticulitis	3.3%
203	Erythema Induratum	3.1%
204	Salmonella Infections, Animal	2.9%
205	Liver Abscess	2.8%
206	Rheumatic Heart Disease	2.8%
207	Tuberculosis, Meningeal	2.7%
208	Salmonella food poisoning	2.7%
209	Toxoplasmosis, Cerebral	2.6%
210	Arthritis, Reactive	2.6%
211	Lung Abscess	2.6%
212	Rheumatic Fever	2.5%
213	Tuberculosis, Gastrointestinal	2.5%
214	Diverticulum	2.5%
215	Diverticulosis	2.5%
216	Discitis	2.4%
217	Enterocolitis, Pseudomembranous	2.4%
218	Mastoiditis	2.4%
219	Petrositis	2.4%
220	pseudomembranous colitis	2.4%
221	Dysentery, Bacillary	2.4%
222	Tuberculosis, Central Nervous System	2.4%
223	AIDS-Related Opportunistic Infections	2.3%
224	Botulism	2%
225	Retropharyngeal Abscess	2%
226	Epidural Abscess	2%
227	Peritonsillar Abscess	1.9%
228	Tuberculosis, Pulmonary	1.9%
229	Waterhouse-Friderichsen Syndrome	1.5%
230	Liver Abscess, Amebic	1.3%
231	Lemierre Syndrome	1.2%
232	Tuberculosis, Renal	1.2%

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