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Aspergilloma/chronic necrotising pulmonary aspergillosis

	Aspergilloma in child with leukaemia			Aspergilloma in lung of child with leukaemia			A disappearing aspergilloma (5 images)			Azole resistant patient with CCPA and aspergilloma (2 images)
	Pt DTAspergilloma/chronic IPA			Pt JC Right apical aspergilloma CT scan			Pt JC Right apical aspergilloma, Angiogram, embolisation			Pt JC Right apical aspergilloma, angiogram
	patient WC Right apical aspergilloma,requiring embolisation for haemoptysis			Pt WC Embolisation 1			Pt WC Embolisation 2			Pt WC Embolisation 3
	Pt WC Embolisation 4			Pt WC Embolisation 6			Pt -WC Embolisation 7			Pt WC Post embolisation
	Pt SW Bilateral aspergilloma			Pt BF Left apical aspergilloma with TB			Patient DB Aspergilloma complicating sarcoidosis (5 images			Pt EW Percutaneous lung biopsy, TB
	Pt DB2 chest x-ray a disappearing aspergilloma(8 images)			Pt MV aspergilloma with emphysema (6 images with histology)			PT NM aspergilloma with cavities following pneumonia (7 images)			TB with aspergilloma and cavities
	TB with aspergilloma (2)			PT EG scans and X ray of Cystic fibrosisF Pt with ABPA, diabetes and aspergilloma (3 images) CT, Xray and bronchoscopy			Cystic fibrosis with aspergilloma PT EG (3 more images 2011)

 

The images below were supplied by LC Severo, with the help of AC Pasqualotto, at Santa Casa Complexo Hospitalar, Porto Alegre, Brazil.

 

	Double diffusion test for aspergillosis			Patient CR Multiple aspergillomas			Patient CR Multiple aspergillomas			Patient TL Radiographic appearance of a fungus ball
	Patient TL Fungus ball is deeply eosinophilic			Patient CS. Fungusball, lung surface			Patient AS. Dead fungus ball.			Patient AS. Dead fungal ball.
	Cross section of fungal ball			Histopathological appearance of a fungus ball H&E			Conidial head and brown conidia in a section of a fungus ball H&E			Fungal ball removed from a patient with TB cavity
	Calcium oxalate crystals in Aspergillus niger fungal ball			Patient LP Apex, right lung, with fungal ball. with TB			Patient LPApex, right lung, without fungal ball. with TB			patient LOM Early fungal colonisation of a cavity by fungi, .
	Patient LOM. The luminal surface of the cavity			Gross pathology-pleural thickening and two cavities			Conidiophores of Aspergillus fumigatus in the mass of the fungal ball			Gross pathology of a fungal ball
	Oxalate crystals in the cavity wall surrounding an Aspergillus niger fungus ball			Oxalate crystals within renal tubuli			Oxalate crystals within renal tubuli (higher mag.)			Chronic necrotising aspergillosis. Hyaline hyphal and calcium oxalate crystals.
	Fungal ball histopathology.Caused by Scedosporium apiospermum.			Fungal ball histopathology

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