| [occurrence of aspergillus fumigatus in west berlin - contribution to the epidemiology of aspergillosis (author's transl)]. | the increasing incidence of human a. fumigatus infections particularly such of the respiratory tract has led to this study of the epidemiological situation. during the period between october 1968 and december 1977, a. fumigatus was isolated from clinical material in 425 cases. these findings which were established at the mycology unit, robert koch institute, federal health office, exhibited the following distribution by regions of the body or type of specimen: respiratory tract 277 (65.1(); veno ... | 1978 | 364887 |
| invasive fungal infections are responsible for one-fifth of the infectious deaths in children with all. | the following report will discuss in detail all lethal invasive fungal infections (ifi) that occurred in a group of 2021 children with acute lymphoblasic leukaemia (all). the german all-berlin-frankfurt-muenster (bfm) study group is one of the largest cooperation for the treatment of childhood all. between 1995 and 2000, 2021 children with all received chemotherapy according to the german bfm 95 protocols (all-bfm 95). this population was retrospectively screened, whether a lethal fungal infecti ... | 2003 | 14641615 |
| fungal infections in liver transplant recipients. | a retrospective analysis of 462 consecutive orthotopic liver transplantations was undertaken to evaluate incidence, risk factors, clinical course, and outcome of fungal infections. infections involving aspergillus (6 cases), candida (5 cases), mucor (1 case), and cryptococcus (1 case) were observed in 2.8% (13/462) of our patients. twelve of the 13 episodes developed during the first 2 postoperative months. none of the potential risk factors for fungal infections described by other authors (i.e. ... | 1994 | 7845165 |
| ecological and epidemiological aspects of aspergilli pathogenic for man and animal in berlin (west). | a summary of five years of experimental and clinical mycological work in berlin (west) is presented. the subjects of this research include: soil of potted indoor plants as a habitat for aspergilli; exposure of sensitive patients suffering from different basic diseases to aspergillus spores; polyene-producing streptomycetes beside aspergilli in the rhizosphere of potted plants and their role; and ecological and clinical significance of atypical aspergillus strains isolated from clinical specimens ... | 1984 | 6485629 |
| [mycological studies of the outdoor and indoor air in berlin]. | | 1969 | 5398015 |