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Epidemiological characteristics of Candida species colonizing oral and rectal sites of Jordanian infants.

BMC pediatrics - 9 Sept 2011

Issa Shireen Y, Badran Eman F, Aqel Kamal F, Shehabi Asem A

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BACKGROUND: There is evidence that Candida colonization contributes to increasing invasion of candidiasis in hospitalized neonates. Few studies investigated the epidemiology and risk factors of Candida colonization among hospitalized and non-hospitalized infants. This prospective study investigated the major epidemiological characteristics of Candida species colonizing oral and rectal sites of Jordanian infants....

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PMID: 21902841
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2431-11-79
PMCID: PMC3182898

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