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[Association of pneumocystosis and pulmonary tuberculosis in an HIV-negative patient].

Pneumocystis pneumonia occurring in the context of immunodepression induced by HIV is regularly described, although infrequent in Africa. Pneumocystis outside cases of AIDS is not common in Black Africa. We report a case of an association between tuberculosis and pneumocystis pneumonia in a patient whose sole risk factor seemed to be hepatic cirrhosis.