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The article focuses on a rare case of black grain mycetoma caused by the hyaline fungus Fusarium spp. The topics covered include the clinical presentation and diagnostic challenges of mycetoma, the identification and implications of the hyaline fungus Fusarium spp. in causing eumycetoma, and the rarity of effective medical therapy for this condition, emphasizing the unique response observed in this particular case.

The article presents the case study of a 19 years old healthy female presented with history of fever and rash over body along with oral ulceration of three days duration. It mentions that there was history of erythema over the skin starting from the face, which gradually progressed to involve the trunk and extremities with development of blisters and erosions. It reveals Toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) as a severe life‑threatening mucocutaneous adverse reaction.