All are seen with Pneumocystis carini in AIDS except:
In addition to pneumonia, a number of other clinical problems have been repoed in HIV-infected patients as a result of infection with P. jiroveci as:- Otic involvement may be seen as a primary infection, presenting as a polypoid mass involving the external auditory canal. In patients receiving aerosolized pentamidine for prophylaxis against PCP, one may see a variety of extrapulmonary manifestations of P. jiroveci. These include ophthalmic lesions of the choroid, a necrotizing vasculitis that resembles Buerger's disease, bone marrow hypoplasia, and intestinal obstruction. Other organs that have been involved include lymph nodes, spleen, liver, kidney, pancreas, pericardium, hea, thyroid, and adrenals.
Pneumonia
Otic polypoid mass
Ophthalmic choroid lesion
Meningitis
viral infection