Our analyses revealed common findings between adult and pediatric invasive aspergillosis. However, one key difference is diagnostic radiologic findings. Unlike adults, children frequently do not manifest cavitation or the air crescent or halo signs, and this can significantly impact diagnosis. Immune reconstitution, rather than specific antifungal therapy, was found to be the best predictor of survival.

Different ways exist to manage gastric leak, depending on the magnitude of the collection and the clinical repercussions. When treatment necessitates reintervention and is performed early, suture repair is more likely to be successful. Leakage closure time will vary.

Close clinical observation detects gastric leaks early on inpatients who underwent LSG. We suggest evaluating these leaks based on three parameters: time of appearance, the location, and its severity, in order to propose the best medical or surgical treatment in these patients.