We describe three cases of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) complicated by
disseminated crypto-coccosis with gastrointestinal involvement. The stomach, duodenum …

Cryptococcus neoformans has been recognized as a human pathogen over centuries. This
has achieved new prominence in the recent years as it is an opportunistic fungi causing …

Cryptococcal infection of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract is rarely reported, either in
disseminated disease or as an isolated finding. We report a case of gastric cryptococcal …

A palatal lesion was the initial manifestation of disseminated cryptococcosis in a patient with
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). The diagnosis was initially verified with …

We report the case of an African patient with acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)
who had a chronic cryptococcal rectal abscess with anal fistula and a disseminated …

Gastrointestinal cryptocoecosis is extremely rare, especially in patients with no involvement
of the central nervous system. We describe a 63-yr-old man undergoing prednisone therapy …

Gastrointestinal cryptococcosis is extremely rare with only a few case reports found in the
literature and involvement primarily identified post-mortem. This is a case of 54-year-old …

Although abdominal cryptococcomas and visceral cryptococcal lymphadenitis as part of
disseminated fungal infection have been reported mostly in HIV-infected patients, localized …

A case of disseminated cryptococcosis is reported in a 32-yr-old HIV-seropositive man. The
diagnosis was made following a peripheral blood smear which demonstrated numerous …

A case of hepatobiliary dysfunction as the initial manifestation of disseminated
cryptococcosis is described. The patient was admitted with symptoms of hepatitis with …