Hepatic candidiasis: an increasing problem in immunocompromised patients

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1987
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Abstract
Hepatic candidiasis has been increasingly recognized as a variant of disseminated candidiasis in immunocompromised patients. Five leukemic patients with antemortem diagnosis of hepatic candidiasis are described, and 32 additional cases reported in the literature are reviewed. Cultures of the liver a …
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Authors Haron E;Feld R;Tuffnell P;Patterson B;Hasselback R;Matlow A;;
Journal the american journal of medicine
Year 1987
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