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MULTIPLE PULMONARY CALCIFICATIONS DUE TO COCCIDIOIDOMYCOSIS

E. NICHOLAS SARGENT M.D., ELLEN BALCHUM M.D., ARNOLD L. FREED M.D., and GEORGE JACOBSON M.D.

Multiple disseminated pulmonary calcifications resulting from primary coccidioidomycosis are uncommon.

Two cases are reported in which one patient was followed for 12 years and another for 4 years.

The progress of calcifications within the multiple lesions from their inception to the end stage is illustrated.


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