… Cryptococcus is diagnosed from different samples, being the most important cerebrospinal
… culture and biopsy of cutaneous skin lesions from disseminated cutaneous impact [12, 13]. …

… minority developing CNS infection if immunocompromised. Herein, we will review cryptococcosis
with a … Cutaneous cryptococcal infection was found in 7% of patients with haematologic …

… skeletal cryptococcosis are the rarest forms of infection in an immunocompetent host. Here
we present a case … source or through direct inoculation via skin [9]. Common skeletal sites of …

… acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) represents a … 24 AIDS patients who suffered
from Cryptococcus neoformans … with HIV infection since childhood, after receiving HIV-infected …

… Cryptococcosis is a known opportunistic infection. Thymomas are known to cause immune
dysregulation. We describe an atypical case of cutaneous cryptococcosis in a … Case report: …

… infection in a person living with HIV with false-negative CrAg LFA in the CSF and co-infection …
Signs and symptoms are relative to respiratory tract and skin, confounding with other …

… has never been reported in the course of cutaneous cryptococcosis. Here, we describe a
case of subungual cryptococcosis in an HIV patient with disseminated cryptococcosis. …

… We report a case of a 34-year-old man with KS of the skin, oropharynx, lung and rectum…
case report in the literature of disseminated KS with colesional Cryptococcus in the lung of an HIV…

… [66] [67] Skin infection may manifest as a variety of skin lesions … [68] While cutaneous
lesions largely represent … patients, the skin may also be a portal of entry for Cryptococcus.[69] …

… Cryptococcosis is a frequent cause of life-threatening infections, affecting mostly … This
article presents current knowledge on cryptococcal infections, including epidemiology, clinical …