Late aspergilloma of a renal allograft without need for operative management: a case report and review of the literature

A spergillus infection localized to the renal allograft is a rare and potentially life‐threatening infection and typically requires a combination of operative and medical management. We report the case of a renal allograft aspergilloma in a renal transplant patient presenting 2 years post transplant, successfully managed non‐surgically. To our knowledge, this is the first report of a patient presenting with an allograft aspergilloma so long after transplantation and being successfully managed with antifungal therapy alone.