A Case of Broncho-Moniliasis

Treatment of broncho-pulmonary moniliasis by dye inhalation.

Often the picture of pulmonary mycosis is clinically indistinguishable from the clinical and roentgenologic manifestations produced by tuberculosis and certain primary neoplasms. If the sputum is negative for tubercle bacilli and no tumor can be demonstrated by biopsy or cytologic examination, the sputum should be examined for fungi. The following case clearly demonstrates some of the principle...

CONGENITAL BRONCHO-ESOPHAGEAL FISTULA: A CASE REPORT

Congenital broncho-esophageal fistula (BEF) is a rare anomaly usually detected in adulthood. In one of the latest reviews of this anomaly, no more than 150 cases were found in the world literature. We report our experience with a 49 year old male patient referring with a classic presentation of chronic cough and choking episodes upon liquid intake. Broncho-esophageal fistula was confirmed b...

Oesophageal moniliasis causing fistula formation and lung abscess.

Oesophageal moniliasis is reviewed and the incidence of fistula formation discussed. A case of oesophageal moniliasis without any predisposing factors, with fistula formation and lung abscess, is presented.

Hodgkin's granuloma complicated by generalized cytomegalic inclusion disease and gastrointestinal moniliasis.

A case is described in which Hodgkin's disease was complicated by inclusion disease and gastrointestinal moniliasis. This is one of several cases of malignant disease complicated by uncommon infections.

A Case of Moniliasis with a Secondary Allergic Patch or 'Moniliide'