Cryptococcus albidus, synonymous with Naganishia albida, rarely causes opportunistic
infection in immunocompromised individuals. Its clinical features, particularly in children, are …

Cryptococcus albidus is a saprophytic yeast linked to just 26 reports of human infection in
the world literature. Here, we report the first case of C. albidus peritonitis, in a patient with …

We present the first case of encephalitis caused by Cryptococcus albidus duo to AIDS. In
addition, we give an overview of the literature of extra-dermal infection cases caused by C …

Cryptococcus spp. other than Cryptococcus neoformans are generally considered
nonpathogenic to humans. There are only 15 case reports of disease in humans caused by …

Cryptococcus albidus is a non‐neoformans species of the genus Cryptococcus and is a rare
cause of disease. There have been only 13 previously reported cases of systemic disease in …

Cryptococcus albidus, a non-neoformans species of the genus Cryptococcus, is generally
regarded as a rare cause of disease. There have been only 14 previously reported cases in …

Background and Purpose: Naganishia albida (formerly Cryptococcus albidus) is a non-
neoformans cryptococcal species rarely isolated as a human pathogen. Case report: Herein …

Non-neoformans Cryptococcus species, including C. laurentii and C. albidus, have
historically been classified as exclusively saprophytic. However, recent studies have …

Cryptococcus neoformans is a widely distributed encapsulated fungus that may cause
infection in humans. Cryptococcal infection most commonly occurs in immunocompromised …

Cryptococcus spp. other than Cryptococcus neoformans or Cryptococcus gattii were
previously considered saprophytes and thought to be non-pathogenic to humans. However …