How would you treat an asymptomatic patient with a positive Blastomyces antibody, evidence of prior granulomatous lung disease on imaging, and who may require immunosuppression in the future?
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Infectious Disease · University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine
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We practice in an area with a good bit of blastomycosis and rarely see a positive Blastomyces antibody, even in patients with culture-proven blastomycosis. The newer EIA antibody that MiraVista lab is doing may be more reliable.
If the prior granulomatous lung disease has been worked up with negativ...
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