Code |
Diagnosis |
Comment |
Score |
anonymous |
Granulomatous inflammation, Cryptococcus infection (100%)
|
To confirm with Grocott stain
|
100 |
anonymous |
Cryptococcal granuloma
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
Cryptococcal infection
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
Cryptococcal infection
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
Cryptococcosis
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
Cryptococcosis
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
Cryptococcoma 100%
|
Mucicarmine stain will highlight the gelatinous capsules of the organisms.
|
100 |
anonymous |
Cryptococcal infection
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
cryptococcal infection
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
Granulomatous Inflammatory process with presence of fungi, consistent with Cryptococcus sp.
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
SKIN, right thigh nodule - GRANULOMATOUS INFLAMMATION with FUNGAL INFECTION, morphologically consistent with CRYPTOCOCCUS. Suggest mucicarmine, Grocott's and Periodic acid Schiff stains for confirmation.
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
Fungal infection, Differential diagnosis includes Cryptococcus infection and Histoplasmosis.
|
Correlate with clinical history including travel history, as well as microbiological culture result.
|
100 |
anonymous |
Cryptococcal infection. (100%)
|
Mucicarmine stain would be performed to highlight the fungal capsule.
|
100 |
anonymous |
cryptococcosis (100%)
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
Skin - Cryptococcal infection (100% probability)
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
Cryptococcal infection
|
nil
|
100 |
anonymous |
Cryptococcal infection 100%
|
Perform Grocott stain to confirm presence of fungal organisms, other special stains to rule out bacterial and mycobacterial infection. Correlation with microbiological studies will be helpful.
|
100 |
anonymous |
Cryptococcosis infection.
|
nil
|
100 |