Bronchopulmonary mycoses. Pictorial review
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Keywords

mycoses
aspergillosis
in-fluenza
COVID-19

Abstract

Prevalence of bronchopulmonary mycosis (BPM) has dramatically increased during last decades due to increase of the number of patients’ with congenital and acquired immunodeficiencies or damages of broncs and lungs’ architectonics resulted from non-mycotic bronchopulmonary diseases, as well as significant improvements in diagnostics. Aim. To present latest data on BPM prevalence and clinical characteristics, and their diagnosis algorithms. Materials and methods. Data from 62 researches, reviews and clinical recommendations in Russian and International resources on BPM, are presented and analyzed. Results. Prevalence of BPM clinical forms (allergic, chronic, and invasive mycoses) associated with different diseases are discussed. Modern diagnostic algorithms of of different BPM clinical forms are presented according to the latest clinical recommendations of international professional societies.  Typical X-ray images and cases’ description of BPM clinical forms are used as illustrations. Conclusion. BPM diagnostic algorithms and evidence value-based diagnosis formulation presented in international recommendations are significant input in standardization of approaches to BPM diagnosis and eventually to its efficiency.

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