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Infecção fúngica em Portugal - o gigante adormecido
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A Micologia clínica é tradicionalmente reconhecida como
sendo de pouca expressão em contexto não imunocomprometido,
sendo as infeções fúngicas associadas principalmente
a doentes com imunodeficiência adquirida, diabetes,
cancro, fibrose quística, queimados e pouco mais. Mas será
verdadeiramente assim? Este artigo faz uma actualização
sobre a infecção fúngica em Portugal, contextualizando-a
no mundo atual, perspetivando resistências terapêuticas
e prevenção.
Clinical Mycology is traditionally recognized as being of low relevance in non-immunocompromised contexts, associated therefore mainly with associated to patients with acquired immunodeficiency, diabetes, cancer, cystic fibrosis, burns and little more. But is it really so? This article is an update on the fungal infection in Portugal, contextualizing it in the present world, antifungal resistances and prevention.
Clinical Mycology is traditionally recognized as being of low relevance in non-immunocompromised contexts, associated therefore mainly with associated to patients with acquired immunodeficiency, diabetes, cancer, cystic fibrosis, burns and little more. But is it really so? This article is an update on the fungal infection in Portugal, contextualizing it in the present world, antifungal resistances and prevention.
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Micologia Clínica Infeções Fúngica Portugal Água e Solo Infecções Sistémicas e Zoonoses
Pedagogical Context
Citation
Infecção & Sepsis. 2016; 1:19-27
Publisher
Grupo de Infecção e Sepsis - GIS