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A 74-year-old woman with a complex medical history developed unexplained hyperthermia after surgery. An abnormal blood scattergram led to the discovery of rare ovoid structures in the peripheral blood smear, raising suspicion of candidemia and emphasizing the critical role of blood count and laboratory specialists in the clinical diagnostic process.
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