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Nocardioses are unusual broncho-pneumopathies with a dangerous evolution which should be better known. They occur usually, except in case no. 1, in patients with decreased immunity. For this reason they belong to superinfection with opportunist germs. It should be kept in mind when identfying the nocardia so as to start an early specific treatment.
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