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How is Cryptococcosis Diagnosed?
Diagnosis is often confirmed through a combination of imaging studies, such as
CT scans
or
MRIs
, and laboratory tests like
culture
of bodily fluids,
antigen detection
tests, and
polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
assays.
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