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Abstract Number: 702
ATYPICAL PRESENTATION OF CNS HISTOPLASMOSIS & BLASTOMYCOSIS IN TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT
SHM Converge 2024
Case Presentation: A 23-year-old male with a history of migraines and a renal transplant presented to the ED with diffuse headaches and photophobia. He was treated with Ganciclovir and Doxycycline for positive HHV6 and Lyme disease, respectively. His MRI was negative for intracranial abnormalities but, CSF showed elevated protein and glucose. A repeat LP a [...]
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