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Computed tomography of the lungs in patient with invasive fungal disease caused by Inonotus spp., Madrid, Spain. Images show pulmonary nodule with halo sign in the left superior lobe, with peripheral distribution.
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Invasive fungal disease (IFD) was suspected because of the presence of persistent fever despite broad-spectrum antimicrobial drugs and the appearance of a new pulmonary nodule (Figure 1; Technical Appendix) while the patient was receiving prophylactic micafungin (50 mg/d).
Skin lesion at biopsy site 4 weeks after the biopsy in patient with invasive fungal disease caused by Inonotus spp., Madrid, Spain.
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Fever persisted during conditioning therapy, and a solitary cutaneous millimetric erythematous lesion appeared at the biopsy puncture site (Figure 2).