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Clinical Syndromes: Mucormycosis, even in high-risk patients, and represents between 4 and 23% of all fungal infections in patients at risk [3–5]. Postmortem evaluation showed mucormycosis being 10–50-fold less frequent than candidiasis or aspergillosis with a frequency of 1–5 cases per 10,000 autopsies [3–7]. The epidemiology of

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on clinical management, the book offers a sound basis for the framing of further research questions and studies in the field. It will be an invaluable companion for doctors, students of medicine and pharmacology, nurses, and other health care professionals..978-3-319-92300-0

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ogenesis, and clinical presentation.Covers management in spe.This book describes an evidence-based, practical approach to diagnosis and treatment of the fungal infections most frequently encountered in a general hospital. The opening section provides an easy-to-understand overview of the basic medic

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Clinically Relevant Mycoses Dermatomycosesciplines not only for the dermatologist but also for physician and the paediatrician and of course for the patients affected. With regard to the treatment of these fungal infections, the costs of topical antifungals will surpass topical corticosteroids in the healthcare system.

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