… humerus demonstrated a radiolucency of the mid-diaphysis with endosteal scalloping and
periosteal reaction (Fig. 2). The MRI revealed an enhancing mass in the humeral … lesion, and …

… cryptococcal osteomyelitis should be considered in the differential diagnosis of osteolytic
lesions … mostly involves vertebrae, femur, tibia, rib, clavicle, pelvis, and humerus[15]. The ulna is …

… and other neoplastic lesions.There have been very few cases reported of skeletal cryptococcosis
and to our knowledge and extensive research the involvement of humerus and clavicle …

… of patients with disseminated cryptococcosis 3 . Moreover, cryptococcal osteomyelitis that
affects the humerus represents only 5.4% of skeletal cryptococcal lesions, and problems such …

… Biopsy revealed a rare Cryptococcus neoformans osteomyelitis of … In conclusion, we present
a case of cryptococcal osteomyelitis … osseous lesions in patients with chronic osteomyelitis. …

… Possible sites of bony involvement include the femur, humerus [18], tibia, ribs [16], scapula,
… was the coexistence of cryptococcal osteomyelitis with a subcutaneous lesion of the breast. …

… of cryptococcal infection, characterized by nonspecific clinical features. Here, we present a
case of vertebral cryptococcal osteomyelitis … revealed a lesion on the right humerus. However, …

… Computed tomography showed a 30-mm-diameter lesion at the right zygomatic arch. A
part of the lesion has extended to the subcutaneous area of the cheeks with signs of bone …

… of vertebral cryptococcosis [23]. In our patient’s case, the subperiosteal lytic lesion with …
Isolated cryptococcal osteomyelitis in an immune-competent host: a case report. Int J Infect …

… lesions in the sternum, ribs, and humeral head. A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) study
of the sacrum showed multiple lesions … osteolytic lesions, Cryptococcal osteomyelitis should …