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Miliary aspergillosis associated with alcoholism.

Aspergillosis is rarely considered in the initial differential diagnosis of an acute pneumonic illness unless the patient is known to have a chronic debilitating disease or known to have been taking antimicrobial agents or adrenocortical steroid drugs. Chronic alcoholism has not been previously included as one of the predisposing factors. We describe a patient who presented with a miliary pattern on his chest radiograph which rapidly progressed into a diffuse pneumonia attributable to aspergillosis.