Cryptococcosis. A cause of calcified intracranial mass lesions.
AD Ching, SM Wolf, J Ruskin - California Medicine, 1973 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
CRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS is the most com-mon fungal infection of the central
nervous system. Clinical manifestations of this infection are protean and may simulate …
nervous system. Clinical manifestations of this infection are protean and may simulate …
Cryptococcosis of the central nervous system and incidental cryptococcic granuloma.
LD Stevenson, FS Vogel, V Williams - 1950 - cabidigitallibrary.org
The published reports of intracranial cryptococcosis would indicate that recovery from the
disease is extremely rare. One or possibly two cases have been observed over a sufficiently …
disease is extremely rare. One or possibly two cases have been observed over a sufficiently …
Intracerebral cryptococcomas.
N Arumugasamy - Annals of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore, 1985 - europepmc.org
Cerebral cryptococcomas are not unusual and occurred in 7.8% of our cases of cryptococcal
meningitis. This warrants a careful lookout for it if treatment is to be prompt and effective …
meningitis. This warrants a careful lookout for it if treatment is to be prompt and effective …
Isolated cerebral cryptococcosis: Case report
L Benvenuti, R Gagliardi, G Guizzardi, M Mertens - Acta Neurochirurgica, 1982 - Springer
A case of cerebral infection with cryptococcus neoformans whose symptoms simulated those
of an intracranial space-occupying lesion is described. Differential diagnosis is a problem …
of an intracranial space-occupying lesion is described. Differential diagnosis is a problem …
A case of cryptococcal meningitis
DC Caldwell, SS Raphael - Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1955 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Cryptococcosis is a disease caused by the fungus Cryptococcus neoformans, one of the
yeast-like organisms. The disease is world-wide in distri-bution, but most cases have been …
yeast-like organisms. The disease is world-wide in distri-bution, but most cases have been …
Cryptococcus meningitis. Report of two cases.
EC Palmrose, EJ Losli - 1952 - cabidigitallibrary.org
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Cryptococcal granuloma presenting as an intracranial mass.
CG Harper, DM Wright, G Parry, MJ O'Connor - Surgical Neurology, 1979 - europepmc.org
A case of cryptococcosis of the central nervous system presenting as an intracranial space
occupying lesion is described. The world literature and epidemiology of this unusual …
occupying lesion is described. The world literature and epidemiology of this unusual …
Cryptococcal meningitis.
AH Pontifex, AG Richards - Canadian Medical Association Journal, 1968 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
MENINGITIS due to Cryptococcus neofor-mans is of importance for the following reasons: it
can no longer be considered a rare disease; 1 provided that the possibility is con-sidered, it …
can no longer be considered a rare disease; 1 provided that the possibility is con-sidered, it …
The wide spectrum of cryptococcal infections
JL Lewis, S Rabinovich - The American journal of medicine, 1972 - Elsevier
The records of thirty-two patients with cryptococcosis admitted to the University of Iowa
Hospitals were reviewed. The organ system clinically involved most frequently was the …
Hospitals were reviewed. The organ system clinically involved most frequently was the …
Cryptococcus neoformans and cryptococcosis.
JP Utz, HJ Shadomy, HI Lurie - Transactions of the American …, 1970 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
MYCOLOGY For a number of years we have been fascinated by a peculiar phenomenon
seen in a few of our patients, who are otherwise completely well and back at work after …
seen in a few of our patients, who are otherwise completely well and back at work after …