The prognosis of<unk>  is highly variable. The state of the host's health, site, duration, and severity of the infection all play parts in determining the prognosis. Currently, skin and soft tissue infections have a 100% cure rate, and pleuropulmonary infections have a 90% cure rate with appropriate therapy. The cure rate falls to 63% with those infected with disseminated<unk> , with only half of patients surviving infections that cause brain abscess. Additionally, 44% of people who are infected in the central nervous system (CNS) die, increasing to 85% if that person has an already weakened immune system. There are no preventative treatments for<unk> . The only recommendation is to protect open wounds to limit entrance of the bacterium.
Nocardiosis
Sporotrichosis
Tuberculosis
Infective endocarditis
Sycosis
Kyphosis 
Kyphosis
Loeffler endocarditis