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Disseminated Cryptococcosis With Dermatologic, Pulmonary, and Neurologic Involvement Brain MRI showing hyperintense T2/FLAIR right nucleocapsular lesions (A and C) with peripheral nodular enhancement in T1-weighted postcontrast sequences (B and D), at admission (A and B) and after 4-month therapy (C and D). Patient photographs show cutaneous lesions before (E) and after (F) treatment. Skin biopsy stained with Grocott's silver stain (G) identified oval yeasts compatible with cryptococcal infection. A chest CT scan (H) revealed a homogeneous subpleural pulmonary mass in the right lower lobe, compatible with cryptococcal infection and confirmed by a pulmonary biopsy.