“…The entry may have been the lungs with hematogenous spread to the renal allograft, and given time, it is reasonable to postulate the hematogenous spread of C. bantiana to involve the brain, along with the N. farcinica isolated eventually. Nonetheless, the isolation of a localized Nocardia or Cladophialophora infection always warrants evaluation of the CNS as it is the most common site of extrapulmonary involvement 31,32 . Despite treatment, mortality from brain abscess caused by Cladophialophora sp., remains exceptionally high, upwards to 77.1% in immunocompromised patients 6 .…”