CTICasesInvasive Fungal Infection: Mucor/Aspergillus Co-infection
Imaging findings
Multiple pulmonary nodules with halo signs; large mass displaying the "bird's nest" sign, which later cavitated.
Key takeaways
The "bird's nest" sign is highly suggestive of angioinvasive fungal infections like Mucor. Elevated galactomannan in this patient suggested concurrent Aspergillus infection.
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