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Akshata Uppar1, Prabhuraj Andiperumal Raj2, H B Veenakumari1

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A rare fungal brain infection, cryptococcoma caused by Cryptococcus gattii, was challenging to diagnose in an immunocompetent woman. Early detection is vital for CNS fungal infections, as delayed diagnosis can be fatal.

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