“…Gastro intestinal (GI) symptoms are uncommon, but rescue is feasible in the most profoundly immunocompromised individuals, due to the large immune tissue present in the GI tract, including cases involving leukemia patients and intestine transplant recipients [37] . The disseminated form of mucormycosis can develop from any original location of infection and exhibit ill-defined symptoms that make diagnosis extremely difficult [38] . A metastatic skin lesion, however, unmistakably indicates widespread mucormycosis and a dismal prognosis [39] .…”