Spinal cord compression due to an aspergilloma
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Spinal cord compression due to an aspergilloma
Abstract
Aspergilloma is a common complication of cystic lung disease; it is widely considered to be a saprophytic colonization and local or disseminated invasion is unusual. We describe a patient with stage IV sarcoidosis and bilateral aspergillomas in whom locally invasive disease led to spinal cord compression.
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