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Isolated renal nocardiosis in a patient with AIDS: Unusual presentation
Indian Journal of Urology, 10/05/09

Pai K et al. – Renal nocardiosis manifesting as a large tumorous mass is a rare presentation not described in literature to the best of our knowledge. Hence, this case is presented for its unusual presentation and to alert the clinician of the possibility of renal nocardiosis in an immunocompromised individual. However, , there is no finding on the CT scan or in the pre–operative investigation that is specific for this disease to make a pre–operative diagnosis of renal nocardiosis.

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Rheumatology International, 10/05/09 Relevance Score: 46%