Abstract:
Renal allograft aspergillus is a rare entity with a high mortality due to life-threatening complications in forms of disseminated infections, aneurysmal rupture and bleeding. Immediate recognition with a prompt surgical and medical intervention is strongly advocated. We report a case of renal aspergilloma causing obstructive uropathy after two months of transplantation in a 64 -year- old patient who was managed successfully with antifungal therapy without surgical intervention. Up to our knowledge this is the first case of early localized renal aspergilloma post renal transplant which was uneventfully treated by medical therapy alone.
Key Words: Kidney Transplant, Aspergillosis.