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This section contains technical cases of fungi isolated from clinical
specimens. Certain factors played role to resolve conflict. In some
cases, mycology laboratory took responsibility and helped clinicians
establishing patient’s diagnosis. Certain odds challenged our
skills and aptitude during decision making. |
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Case 1: |
Leishmania | ||||
Case 2: |
Sarcoidosis | ||||
Case 3: |
Opportunistic Fungus | ||||
Case 4: |
Post Lung Transplant Patient | ||||
Case 5: |
Nocardia Suspected in Sputum | ||||
Case 6: |
Culture positive for Partial Acid-Fast by Modified Kinyoun (MK) | ||||
Case 7: |
Pseudohyphae-like Structures seen in Gram | ||||
Case 8: |
Phaeohyphomycosis | ||||
Case 9: |
Allergic Sinusitis | ||||
Case 10: |
One colony of Mould repeatedly isolated from Cornea |
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