Opportunistic Mycosis Aspergilosis Flashcards
follows particularly heavy and repeated exposure to larger number of spores
Allergic alveolitis
causes allergic alveolitis, who handle barley on which A.claveushas sporulatedduring malting process
Malsters lung
colonized pre-exiting cavities to form a mass of mycelium, as “fungus ball” on X-ray
Aspergilloma
infection can spread to the orbit of the eye and to the brain, common in Sudan
Para nasal asoergilloma
Allergic Bronchopulmonary Disease –Spore Inhalation-Asthma or Other allergic symptoms –Atopic Persons –Elevated IgE , Eosinophilia
Hypersensitivity aspergillosis or pneumonitis type 1
Develop :Heavy & repeatedexposure to larger number of spores
Allergic Alveolitis( Type III
Form of Allergic Alveolitis caused byAspergillus claveus –from barley containing spore s
Malsters lung
Ball-like Masses of Hyphae/Mycelium -Enclosed Dense Fibrous CT-Form in Cavities resulting from previous PTB
Non invasive aspergillosis
A fungal ball /fungus will colonized pre-existing (Tuberculosis ) cavities in the lung and form compact ball of Mycelium which is later surrounded by dense fibrous wall
Aspergiolloma
occurs due to invasion of blood vessels
Haemoptysis
occurs in immunocompromisedwith underlying disease•Neutropenia-Most common predisposing factor •A.fumigatusis the most common infecting species
Invasive aspergillosis
Paranasal Granulomas-A.flavus, A.fumigtusMay invade paranasalsinuses spread Bone Orbit of eyeBrain
Paranasal Sinuses, Ear Canal Aspergilloma
Most common cause of para nasal
Fungal Sinusitis
Fungus balls : External Auditory canal
Otomycosis
Skin trauma Dissemination : Lungs to skin -Immunocompromised patients-Raised, red papules Necrotic
Cutaneous aspergillosis