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Retrospective Multicenter Study on Invasive Candidiasis in Türkiye Demonstrates High Genetic Variety of Candida tropicalis.

Mycopathologia - 30 Nov 2025

Spruijtenburg Bram, Ünal Nevzat, Birinci Asuman, Özarslan Muhammed Alper, Gümral Ramazan, de Groot Theun, Meis Jacques F, Karakoyun Ayşe Sultan, Ilkit Macit, Meijer Eelco F J

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Candida tropicalis frequently causes invasive infections in immunocompromised hosts. Mortality rates are high compared to other yeasts, while antifungal resistance varies between countries. To date, multicenter studies regarding C. tropicalis infections in Türkiye are limited. The current study therefore characterized C. tropicalis infections in Türkiye. In this retrospective study, 120 invasive C. tropicalis...

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PMID: 41318714
DOI: 10.1007/s11046-025-01027-4

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