has part has_material_basis_in cutaneous mycosis systemic mycosis fungal infectious disease subcutaneous mycosis eumycetoma Eumycetoma is a mycetoma caused by fungi (eumycotic) rather than a mycetoma caused by bacteria (actinomycotic) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK574511/ non-exhaustive list of fungi that may cause the infection and disease. for more information, see https://doi.org/10.1111/jdv.13008 eumycotic mycetoma Mycetoma is a WHO-recognized neglected tropical disease with a significant disease burden. It primarily affects those in tropical and subtropical climates who are in direct contact with soil. Sydney Cohen A fungal infectious disease that is caused by filamentous fungi and effects the skin and subcutaneous tissue. Characterized by deep granulomatous inflammation and the formation of grains which lead to the destruction of deep tissue, muscle, bone, joints, and tendons. The most common site of infection is the foot, followed by hands. Less frequently, other areas may be involved. dematiaceous fungus