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حالة خراج كبدي فطري سببها فطر Basidiobolus ranarum
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إن فطر ranarum Basidiobolus هو سبب معروف لفطار Zygomycosis تحت الجلـدي، و قد أخذ مؤخراً دوره الإمراضي في خمج الجهاز الهـضمي infection Gastrointestinal يتأكد بشكل متزايد . حتى الآن لم تتوافر أدلة أو معطيات في الأدب الطبي باللغة الإنجليزية عن حالة خراج كبدي ناجم عن عدوى بفطرranarum. B تقدم هذه الدراسة تقريراً عن حالة خراج كبد فطري سببه ranarum. B .
Basidiobolus ranarum is a known cause of subcutaneous Zygomycosis. Recently, its etiologic role in gastrointestinal infection has been increasingly recognized (7) .So far, there have been no data available about liver abscess caused by B. ranarum in the English literature. We report a case of fungal liver abscess due to B. ranarum.
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