Why the study?
Aspergillus pericarditis has nonspecific clinical features, low diagnostic yield, and high mortality, making diagnosis challenging.
Aspergillus pericarditis is a rare but highly fatal condition requiring high clinical suspicion for prompt diagnosis and treatment.
Aspergillus pericarditis is a condition characterized by nonspecific clinical features, making diagnosis challenging. Although relatively uncommon, it is associated with a low diagnostic yield and high mortality. We herein present a case of Aspergillus pericarditis alongside a review of similar cases from the literature. This report underscores the importance of enhancing clinicians’ awareness of Aspergillus pericarditis and emphasizes the need for prompt diagnosis and early initiation of treatment to improve patient outcomes.
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