The incidence of disseminated candidiasis is increasing. Liver involvement is 
frequent but rarely diagnosed. The authors report a case of disseminated 
candidiasis due to Candida glabrata with liver metastases. The presence of 
hepatic lesions was diagnosed by CT scan and parasitological examination of 
liver abscess contents obtained by CT-scan-directed puncture-aspiration. The 
outcome was favorable with amphotericin-B (cumulative dose of 1 g) and 
flucytosin. Aspects of hepatic involvement in disseminated candidiasis is 
discussed, together with the role of Candida glabrata in pathology of this type.