Endogenous Intraocular Fungous Infection

Endogenous Intraocular Aspergillosis

“…2,3 The case presented here is that of a young boy, who developed an endogenous intraocular fungus infection in association with systemic aspergillosis.…”

Endogenous Intraocular Aspergillosis

“…2,3 The case presented here is that of a young boy, who developed an endogenous intraocular fungus infection in association with systemic aspergillosis.…”

Mycotic Infection of the Frontal Sinus

“…Both showed granulomatous lesions with multinucleated giant cells containing the fungus whose identity was confirmed by culture. Cogan (1949) recorded what he believed to be aspergillosis of the eye and collected five other reported cases. The eye was never examined histologically in the present case so it is not known whether its functionless state was the result of direct or indirect involvement.…”

Endogenous Fungus Endophthalmitis

“…Cogan 1 published a review of the cases of endogenous fungus infections of the inner eye reported up to 1942. Eleven cases were included in his review.…”

Endogenous Intraocular Aspergillosis

“…2,3 The case presented here is that of a young boy, who developed an endogenous intraocular fungus infection in association with systemic aspergillosis.…”

Mycotic Infection of the Frontal Sinus

“…Both showed granulomatous lesions with multinucleated giant cells containing the fungus whose identity was confirmed by culture. Cogan (1949) recorded what he believed to be aspergillosis of the eye and collected five other reported cases. The eye was never examined histologically in the present case so it is not known whether its functionless state was the result of direct or indirect involvement.…”

Endogenous Fungus Endophthalmitis

“…Cogan 1 published a review of the cases of endogenous fungus infections of the inner eye reported up to 1942. Eleven cases were included in his review.…”

Endogenous Intraocular Aspergillosis

“…2,3 The case presented here is that of a young boy, who developed an endogenous intraocular fungus infection in association with systemic aspergillosis.…”

Mycotic Infection of the Frontal Sinus

“…Both showed granulomatous lesions with multinucleated giant cells containing the fungus whose identity was confirmed by culture. Cogan (1949) recorded what he believed to be aspergillosis of the eye and collected five other reported cases. The eye was never examined histologically in the present case so it is not known whether its functionless state was the result of direct or indirect involvement.…”

Endogenous Fungus Endophthalmitis

“…Cogan 1 published a review of the cases of endogenous fungus infections of the inner eye reported up to 1942. Eleven cases were included in his review.…”