PMC4735622_01
Photograph at presentation (Case 1
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CT Scan PNS showing maxillary mass and proptosis (Case 1
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The CT Scan PNS showed a mass occupying the maxillary sinus and eroding the infraorbital plate and it was reported as a neoplasm (Fig. 2).
Histopathologial microphotograph showing Langhans Giant Cells, Epitheloid Cells suggestive of Tuberculoma (Case 1
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The mass was sent for Histopathology and was reported as a Tuberculoma (Fig.3).
Photograph after antifungal treatment (Case 1
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The patient was started on an antifungal drug with regular follow up and finally improved (Fig. 4).
PMC4735622_02
Photograph at presentation (Case 2
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Microphotograph showing Aspergillus (Case 2
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F7
Considering our previous experience, on this occasion GMS stain was used to identify distributed fungi in a necrotizing granuloma (Fig.7).
Photograph after antifungal treatment(Case 2)
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PMC4735622_03
Photograph at presentation (Case 3
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A 28-year-old female came with H/O of left sided slow growing cheek swelling (Fig.9).
HPR showing Epitheloid cell & LGC without necrosis (Case 3
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The HPR showed epitheloid cell & LGC without necrosis (Fig.10).
HPR showing Aspergllosis
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She was diagnosed as an invasive form of Aspergillus granuloma (Fig. 11).