… cryptococcal infections, and isolated skeletal lesions are extremely rare. The route of infection
in these cases with isolated lesions is … of isolated cryptococcal osteomyelitis have been …

… right acromion process, right humerus, right tibia and skull. Cryptococcus neoformans was
… Osteomyelitis was a single isolated lesion in 19 patients and multiple in 18. Virtually every …

… 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. …

… 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 …

… recovery and undetectable serum cryptococcal antigen. Cryptococcal osteomyelitis should
be suspected in any immunocompetent patient with osteolytic lesions on radiological images. …

… However, cryptococcal osteomyelitis was diagnosed in the … cryptococcosis can be a rare
cause of mimicking lesions with … In conclusion, isolated cryptococcal vertebral osteomyelitis in …

… X-ray demonstrated a large lytic lesion in the intratrochanteric region of the left … lesions in
the distal right femoral diaphysis, pelvis, subtrochanteric right femur, and distal right humeral …

… showed a lytic lesion in the posterior periarticular aspect of the humerus and erosion of the
… the context of cryptococcal IRIS are previously described [3–8] . Cryptococcal osteomyelitis is …

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

… by Cryptococcus neoformans is rare (1). We present a case of cryptococcal osteomyelitis
in an … with cryptococcal antigen testing and skin lesion biopsy for microscopy and culture (2). …