CTICasesMucorales Infections
Imaging findings
Varied presentations including cavitary lesions and dense consolidations with a "bird's nest" pattern and central necrosis.
Key takeaways
Mucorales infections are highly aggressive and often require surgical intervention (lobectomy/pneumonectomy) in addition to medical therapy.
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