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Fungal Keratitis: A Report of 19 Cases Studied at the University of Minnesota 1971–1981

18 cases of culture-proven and one case of histologically diagnosed fungal keratitis treated at the University of Minnesota over a 10-year period are reported. Aspergillus and Candida represented the largest number of organisms cultured. Four cases of Alternaria species were cultured, the largest percentage in any series reported to date. Although Pimaricin was an effective mode of topical therapy in many of these patients, 70% were left legally blind and two eyes had to be enucleated, indicating that this disease is a serious ocular infection in the north-central region of the United States