Candidiasis occurs at a CD4 count of less than 100 cells/pL. The oesophagus is most commonly affected . Disseminated candidiasis is less c...
Candidiasis occurs at a CD4 count of less than 100 cells/pL.
The oesophagus is most commonly affected.
Disseminated candidiasis is less common due to the relative preservation of neutrophil function.
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• Longitudinal, linear plaques (these are thickened folds)
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• Haematogenous spread can lead to microabscesses within liver, spleen and kidneys.
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