Subcutaneous canine fossa aspergilloma to intervene or not - case report

<p>The term “Aspergillosis” refers to an illness due allergy, airway or lung invasion, cutaneous infection, extrapulmonary dissemination caused by species of <em>Aspergillus</em>. A 51-year-old male with a history swelling in the right maxillary region is presented. The diagnosis was subcutaneous aspergillosis immunocompromised patient, which successfully treated voriconazole and surgical excision mass. Possible clinical manifestations, diagnostic imaging techniques treatment used are highlighted upon. Patient taken up for premaxillary mass sublabial approach. Sublabial incision given upper gingivo-buccal sulcus from canine upto first molar, fossa dissected anterior wall maxilla Histopathological report consistent fungal granuloma predominant hyphae aspergillus. prescribed 200 mg twice day weekly monitoring liver functions.</p>