Introduction
The coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) remains a global concern since
its discovery in December 2019. Its course is sometimes unpredictable
and can lead to recovery with or without acute complications, long-term
sequelae, or death. Acute respiratory distress syndrome, superinfections
and disseminated intravascular coagulopathy are the main acute
complications in patients with moderate to severe disease [1]. Cases
of acute invasive aspergillosis, possibly fatal, have been reported as a
complication of Covid-19 in patients with severe form of the disease
[2]. To our knowledge, rare cases of subacute invasive aspergillosis
or chronic necrotizing aspergillosis have been reported as a
complication of Covid-19 pneumonia [3]. Here, we report an unusual
combination of chronic necrotizing pulmonary aspergillosis, aspergilloma
and fibrosing aspergillosis in a young woman with a history of Covid-19.