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A B Case 1.Laboratory-confirmed pulmonary cryptococcosis : patient No. 32 Chest CT showed multiple cavitary nodules(A, black arrow revealed one of the nodules). Lung biopsy showed encapsulated yeast-like fungal cells (B, black arrow).

A B Case 2. Laboratory-confirmed pulmonary cryptococcosis : patient No. 44 Chest CT showed solitary cavitary nodule(A, black arrow). Lung biopsy showed encapsulated yeast-like fungal cells (B, black arrow).

A B Case 3.Laboratory-confirmed pulmonary cryptococcosis : patient No. 37 Chest CT showed solitary nodule(A, black arrow). Lung biopsy showed yeast-like fungal cells (B, black arrow).

A B Case 4. Laboratory-confirmed pulmonary cryptococcosis : patient No. 52 At admission, Chest CT showed multiple cavitary nodules(the original CT images were not available due to technical problems). Lung biopsy showed yeast-like fungal cells (A, black arrow). After treated for about 3 months, the patient’s condition improved. Chest CT showed resolution of the nodules that the nodules became solid and smaller(B, black arrow showed one of these nodules).

A B Case 5. Laboratory-confirmed pulmonary cryptococcosis : patient No. 49 Chest CT showed solitary nodule(A, black arrow). Sputum culture grew cryptococcal spp..After anti-fungal therapy, chest CT showed resolution of the nodule(B, black arrow).

A B Case 6. Laboratory-confirmed pulmonary cryptococcosis : patient No. 55 Chest CT showed solitary nodule with multi-focal pneumonia (A, black arrow; B, black arrows). Sputum culture grew cryptococcal spp..After anti-fungal therapy, chest CT showed resolution of the nodule and pneumonia(C, black arrow; D). C D

A B Case 7. Clinically confirmed pulmonary cryptococcosis : patient No. 46 Chest CT showed multiple cavitary nodules( A, black arrows) with bilateral pleural effusions (A, white arrows). After anti-fungal therapy, chest CT showed resolution of the nodules (B, black arrows) and bilateral pleural effusions (B).

A B Case 8. Clinically confirmed pulmonary cryptococcosis : patient No. 23 Chest CT showed solitary cavitary nodule( A, black arrow). After anti-fungal therapy, chest CT showed resolution of the nodule (B, black arrow).

A B Case 9. Clinically probable pulmonary cryptococcosis : patient No. 20 Chest CT showed solitary cavitary nodule( A, black arrow) with multi-focal pneumonia(A, white arrows). After anti-fungal and anti-bacterial therapies, chest CT showed resolution of the nodule (B, black arrow) and pneumonia.

A B Case 10. Clinically probable pulmonary cryptococcosis : patient No. 57 Chest CT showed multiple cavitary nodules(A, black arrow showed one of the cavitary nodules) with diffuse ground-glass opacities ( A, white arrows). After anti-fungal therapy as well as treated for pneumocystis pneumonia , chest CT showed resolution of the nodule (B, black arrow) and diffuse ground-glass opacities.

Case 11.Undefined case 1: patient No. 1 Chest CT showed solitary cavitary nodule(black arrow) with bilateral pleural effusions(white arrows). Follow-up chest CT scan to define clinical response was unavailable.

Case 12. Undefined case 1: patient No. 38 Chest CT showed solitary cavitary nodule(black arrow). Follow-up chest CT scan to define clinical response was unavailable.