[Filamentous micromycetes in otitis].

Z, Jesenská; J, Durkovský; J, Rosinský; M, Polák; E, Zámbóová; B, Baca

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[Filamentous micromycetes in otitis].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Mar 1993 Slovak Journal:Ceskoslovenska epidemiologie, mikrobiologie, imunologie, volume 41 (issn: 0009-0522,

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Authors: Z, Jesenská; J, Durkovský; J, Rosinský; M, Polák; E, Zámbóová; B, Baca;

pmid: 1291112

[Filamentous micromycetes in otitis].

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Abstract

In 1984-1991 in the microbiological laboratory in Komárno (Slovak Republic) 4224 (100%) smears with the diagnosis of otitis were examined. From 138 (3.26%) of smears microscopic filamentous fungi were isolated, most frequently aspergillae from the group Aspergillus niger (34.1%), Aspergillus flavus (29.8%) and Aspergillus fumigatus (21.8% of 138 isolates). The strains of other species of filamentous micromycetes were found only rarely. A review on the incidence of filamentous micromycetes in otitis in different regions, based on data in the literature is presented.

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Mycoses, Aspergillosis, Humans, Otitis, Mitosporic Fungi

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