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Cerebral Aspergillosis Caused by Neosartorya hiratsukae, Brazil
We report the first case of infection by Neosartorya hiratsukae, an ascomycete in which the conidial state resembles Aspergillus fumigatus. The fungus caused a brain infection in a Brazilian woman, who died despite itraconazole treatment.
Josep Guarro+6 more
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Mecanismos de resposta imune às infecções Immune response mechanisms to infections
O conhecimento dos principais mecanismos de defesa imune contra os diversos agentes infecciosos permite a compreensão da patogênese das doenças infectoparasitárias e das várias estratégias do hospedeiro e do parasita. O sistema imunológico atua numa rede
Paulo R. L. Machado+3 more
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Structure antigénique comparée de champignons dématiés responsables ou non de mycoses et appartenant aux genres Cladosporium et Phialophora [PDF]
J. M. Doby, S Andrieu, A. Agbavoh
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Autres mycoses profondes [PDF]
Mucormycoses tropicalesTroisième partie: Maladies ...
D. Chabasse, M. Gentilini
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Forum Report: Issues in the Evaluation of Diagnostic Tests, Use of Historical Controls, and Merits of the Current Multicenter Collaborative Groups [PDF]
This forum report contains conclusions about 3 different issues relevant to conducting clinical trials in deep mycoses. (1) Trials of diagnostic tests for deep mycoses must define the population appropriate for testing and the clinical question being ...
Bennett, John E.+13 more
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A case of tinea incognito mimicking subcorneal pustular dermatosis [PDF]
An 89-year-old woman presented with plaque-like lesions, accompanied with pustules and desquamation on the back and front of the trunk for approximately one year. Long term use of potent topical corticosteroids was ineffective.
Aktaş, Akın+3 more
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Mycose viscérale de Poissons dulçaquicoles tropicaux. [PDF]
G Chauvier
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Social, environmental and microbiologic aspects of endemic mycoses in Brazil
Many factors that lead to host immunosuppression are clearly known to predispose the host to fungal diseases, significantly influencing the occurrence of mycoses. However, little or nothing has been discussed regarding social or economic factors that can
M.C. Costa+3 more
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