Surveillance of pathogenic yeasts in hospital environments in Taiwan in 2020.

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Surveillance of pathogenic yeasts in hospital environments in Taiwan in 2020.

Journal of microbiology, immunology, and infection = Wei mian yu gan ran za zhi - 1 Dec 2024

Tsai De-Jiun, Hsieh Li-Yun, Chung Pei-Jung, Chen Yin-Zhi, Jhou Yi-Jyun, Tseng Kuo-Yun, Yang Chia-Jui, Yeh Yen-Cheng, Lin Seng-Yi, Shin-Jung Lee Susan, Wu Ting-I, Chiang Tsung-Ta, Chou Chien-Hsuan, Miu Wei-Chieh, Liu Po-Yu, Lu Chin-Te, Lee Yuan-Ti, Syu Yu-Ling, Hsu Gwo-Jong, Chen Yee-Chun, Lee Nan-Yao, Chen Chang-Hua, Yang Ching-Cheng, Wang Lih-Shinn, Liu Jien-Wei, Kao Chin-Chuan, Chang Ya-Ting, Liu Keh-Sen, Hu Bor-Shen, Hsu Che-Han, Huang Yi-Ching, Lo Hsiu-Jung

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BACKGROUND: A predominate azole-resistant Candida tropicalis clade 4 genotype causing candidemia has been detected in not only Taiwan but also China, Singapore, and Australia. It can also be detected on fruit surfaces. In addition to determining distribution and drug susceptibilities of pathogenic yeasts in environments of intensive care units of 25 hospitals in Taiwan, we would also like to investigate whether...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.jmii.2024.08.011

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