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CHAPTER 36: FUNGAL INFECTIONS, INVASIVE
Peggy L
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Invasive fungal infections can lead to severe complications, particularly in immunocompromised patients. The chapter details the clinical manifestations of histoplasmosis, including its pulmonary and disseminated forms, and outlines the diagnostic criteria and treatment protocols for cryptococcosis. It emphasizes the importance of systemic antifungal therapy and supportive care in managing these infections. The chapter also highlights the need for careful observation in asymptomatic patients with isolated pulmonary disease.
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