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REVISTA IBEROAMERICANA DE MICOLOGIA  (2003)

Nosocomial urinary infection due to Trichosporon asahii. First two cases in Chile Infección urinaria nosocomial por Trichosporon asahii. Primeros dos casos en Chile

Silva, V.; Zepeda, G; Alvarado, D.

Keywords: sensitivity, tests, chile, therapy, bacteria, complications, infections, infection, care, disease, host, bacterial, fluconazole, humans, human, male, strain, agents, mycoses, antifungal, fungal, aged, urine, units, agent, outcome, multiple, adult, dose, urinary, drug, vancomycin, article, difference, tract, cross, microbial, cycloheximide, itraconazole, catheter, shunt, catheterization, antibiotic, myeloma, imipenem, ketoconazole, amikacin, hospital, response, immunocompromised, parkinson, middle, postoperative, (microorganisms), nonhuman, Resistance,, case, Diseases,, report, Fatal, b, intensive, Trichosporon, opportunistic, ceftazidime, communicable, amphotericin, sulperazon, asahii, Emerging, Ventriculoperitoneal