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[AN ABSCESS OF CORPUS SPONGIOSUM CAUSED BY CANDIDURIA: A CASE REPORT].

An 88-year-old man was treated with a urethral bougie after balloon dilation for urethral stricture in 2019. In December 2020, the patient was referred to our hospital with a fever and voiding disturbance. The patient was diagnosed with a urinary tract infection at the time of admission and was treated with an antibacterial agent. Candia glabrata was detected in both the blood and urine cultures obtained on admission. However, antifungal therapy was not administered because the blood culture was negative on reexamination. Sixteen days after admission, magnetic resonance imaging revealed an abscess in the corpus spongiosum. Cystostomy and abscess drainage were performed because the corpus spongiosum abscess was worsening. Candia glabrata was detected in the abscess; therefore, we treated the patient with antifungal therapy. After 14 days of antifungal agent treatment, the corpus spongiosum abscess disappeared. An abscess of the corpus spongiosum caused by candiduria is exceedingly rare; this is the first reported case in Japan.