Introduction
Aspergillus is a ubiquitous soil-dwelling organism that is found in humid areas, damp soil, agricultural environments, organic decay or decomposing matter.1 The risks of exposure vary both temporally and geographically and are dependent on precipitation patterns like air flow, humidity and temperature.2Aspergillus can cause a variety of clinical syndromes ranging from mild, transient asthma to serious, disseminated disease, particularly in an immune-suppressed host.1