Table 6.

Detailed information of each patient involved with invasive pulmonary aspergillosis categorized based on EORTC/MSC ^a (2008) criteria

Row	Age (years)	Gender	Underlying disease	Symptoms	GM c level in BAL d specimen	CT e scan	Direct examination	Culture	IPAf
1	30	Male	AIDSb	Cough, dyspnea, weight loss	0.7	-	Branching septate hyphae	A. fumigatus	Possible
2	53	Male	Solid tumor	Recurrent fever, chest pain, cough	2.3	Nodular lesions	Branching septate hyphae	A. flavus	Probable
3	35	Female	Lupus	Cough, dyspnea, Purulent sputum	0.5	-	Branching septate hyphae	A .flavus	Possible
4	63	Female	Solid tumor	Cough, Purulent sputum, dyspnea	0.2	-	Branching septate hyphae	A. niger	Possible
5	71	Male	Solid tumor	Hemoptysis, dyspnea, chest pain	2.1	Cavity	Branching septate hyphae	A. flavus	Probable

^aEORTC/MSC; European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer and Mycoses Study Group;

^bAIDS, Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome;

^cGM, galactomannan;

^dBAL, Bronchoalveolar lavages;

^eCT scan, computerized tomography scan;

^fIPA, Invasive pulmonary aspergillosis