Fatal retroperitoneal fungal abscess following surgery for gallbladder cancer: an autopsy case report

, without residual or recurrent malignancy. This case highlights that postoperative fungal infections, although rare, can have catastrophic outcomes following highly invasive biliary surgeries. Early suspicion of fungal infections and prompt intervention are crucial in older patients with multiple risk factors.

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Journal of Surgical Case Reports
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2026-04-20
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https://doi.org/10.1093/jscr/rjag340
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Gallbladder and Bile Duct Disorders
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Fatal retroperitoneal fungal abscess following surgery for gallbladder cancer: an autopsy case report

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Fatal retroperitoneal fungal abscess following surgery for gallbladder cancer: an autopsy case report

Nanako Hata, Masashi Kimura, Shuta Tamura, Shinnosuke Morikawa, Akira Hida
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, without residual or recurrent malignancy. This case highlights that postoperative fungal infections, although rare, can have catastrophic outcomes following highly invasive biliary surgeries. Early suspicion of fungal infections and prompt intervention are crucial in older patients with multiple risk factors.

Journal of Surgical Case ReportsVol. 2026(5)
University of Kochi (JP), CHI Health (US), Matsuyama Shimin Hospital (JP)
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