… report two cases of cryptococcal infection in HIV/AIDS patients, one with disseminated infection
preceded by generalized cutaneous … We then review cases of cutaneous cryptococcosis …

… We report the case of an immunocompetent 60-year-old woman with PCC due to C. … infection
of immunocompetent patients in endemic areas [1]. Our case and the other cases reviewed …

… immunocompromised hosts (including HIV/AIDS patients) and is … we report 2 cases of cerebral
and pulmonary cryptococcosis … Cutaneous cryptococcosis caused by C. gattii is rare, and …

… Our systematic review of the literature identified invasive infection caused by C albidus in
only 18 adult and 3 pediatric patients (including the patient presented in this report) over the …

… of the skin that is not associated with either visceral lesions or a history of … the skin organ7).
Since the first documented case in Japan in 19878), localized cutaneous cryptococcosis was …

… Secondary cutaneous cryptococcosis is an uncommon manifestation seen as a sentinel sign
… This case report highlights the importance of medication-induced cryptococcosis and its …

… Cryptococcal ocular involvement in AIDS patients has been occasionally proved among
the cases already reported. Thus, the post mortem exam is still pivotal to improve the quality of …

… report a 27-year-old man with well-controlled acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)
with disseminated talaromycosis without cutaneous … after tuberculosis and cryptococcosis. …

… risk of opportunistic infections. Here, we report a rare case of Cryptococcus neoformans and
… was initiated for empirical treatment of suspected nosocomial skin and soft tissue infection. …

… The serum cryptococcal antigen test was positive; however, the cerebral spinal fluid was
negative. The diagnosis of pulmonary cryptococcal infection was made. An initial bronchoscopy …