Changing landscape of superficial and invasive mycoses
12 July 2021
6. Fungal infection & disease, 1-hour Mini Oral Flash
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S114
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13:15
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14:15
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Changing landscape of superficial and invasive mycoses
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6. Fungal infections
13:15
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2397
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Non-dermatophyte filamentous fungal isolation in nail samples: results from 5 years of cultures
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S.
Sara
GÓMEZ DE FRUTOS (Madrid)
13:20
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2184
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COVID-19-associated pulmonary aspergillosis: a multi-centre, observational cohort study involving 823 patients
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N.
Nico
JANSSEN (Nijmegen)
13:25
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2664
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Gastrointestinal mucormycosis: analysis of 55 cases from the FungiScope® registry
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E.
Ertan
SAL (Cologne)
13:30
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1790
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Cutaneous mucormycosis: analysis of 70 cases from a global registry (www.zygomyco.net)
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A.
Anna
SKIADA (Athens)
13:35
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1827
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Epidemiology of candidaemia in Swiss tertiary care hospitals: a 15-year survey, 2004 to 2018
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K-M.
Kai-Manuel
ADAM (Basel)
13:40
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1368
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<em>Candida glabrata</em> single- and multidrug-resistance: a five-year analysis of clinical samples from German healthcare facilities
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A.
Alexander Maximilian
ALDEJOHANN (Würzburg)
13:45
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1875
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<em>In vitro</em> antifungal activity of manogepix and registered antifungal agents against South African <em>Candida auris </em>isolates from bloodstream infections
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T.
Tsidiso Gugu
MAPHANGA (Johannesburg)
13:50
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1764
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Azole resistance in <em>Aspergillus fumigatus: </em>the first 2-year data from the Danish nationwide surveillance study
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M.
Malene
RISUM (Copenhagen)
13:55
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2185
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EUCAST susceptibility and squalene epoxidase sequencing of Danish <em>Trichophyton</em> <em>rubrum </em>and <em>Trichophyton interdigitale </em>isolates 2019-2020 suggest worrisome levels of terbinafine resistance.
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K.
Karen Marie
ASTVAD (Valby)
14:00
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INT85
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Q&A/Discussion
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