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Risk for new opportunistic infections has dramatically increased over the past decade because of the worldwide epidemic of HIV infection. Frequent and prolonged exposure of patients to a variety of environmental conditions has resulted in the recognition of infections with new fungal opportunists. Blastoschizomyces capitatus is less common emerging opportunistic fungal pathogen. Within a host, B.capitatus is able to grow in both unicellular yeast and multicellular filamentous forms. Here we describe two healthy cases attending TB chest clinic in our hospital with Blastoschizomyces capitatus infection and we review the clinical manifestations, microbiological characteristics which will help in elimination of the underlying predisposing factors which is crucial for clinical cure. Correct and timely identification of fungal specimens in clinical isolates is an essential component in the management of patients with fungal infections scientifically.

Blastoschizomyces capitatus An Rare Opportunistic Infection Alerts the Clinical Correlation from a Territory care Hospital at Chennai