PENICILLIUM AS AN INDICATOR OF HOSPITAL FUNGAL AIRBORNE CONTAMINATION
Nada Essam Hamza El-Moghazy;
Abstract
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osocomial infections occur worldwide and affect both developed and developing countries. Airborne associated infections represent more than one third of all nosocomial infections.
Several nosocomial infections may be caused by atmospheric fungi, and a
osocomial infections occur worldwide and affect both developed and developing countries. Airborne associated infections represent more than one third of all nosocomial infections.
Several nosocomial infections may be caused by atmospheric fungi, and a
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| Title | PENICILLIUM AS AN INDICATOR OF HOSPITAL FUNGAL AIRBORNE CONTAMINATION | Other Titles | إستخدام فطر البنيسيليوم كمؤشر عام لمستوى التلوث الفطرى داخل المستشفيات | Authors | Nada Essam Hamza El-Moghazy | Keywords | PENICILLIUM AS AN INDICATOR OF HOSPITAL FUNGAL AIRBORNE CONTAMINATION | Issue Date | 2010 | Description | N osocomial infections occur worldwide and affect both developed and developing countries. Airborne associated infections represent more than one third of all nosocomial infections. Several nosocomial infections may be caused by atmospheric fungi, and a |
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