[The fungal abscess in septal: one case report]

The main clinical manifestations of this patient were repeated epistaxis for 20 days and nasal swelling with pain for 5 days. We improved the blood routine, indicating increased inflammatory indicators, biochemical indicating increased blood glucose, immunological examination showed no obvious abnormality, sinus CT and MRI both indicated septal abscess, histological pathology indicated inflammation, and finally confirmed the diagnosis through pus bacteria culture. After combined with systemic antifungal therapy, symptoms and signs disappeared, no saddle nose and nasal septum perforation and other complications occurred, and no obvious liver and kidney function imp-airment was obseved.