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Rare/cryptic Aspergillus species infections and importance of antifungal susceptibility testing
Mycoses ( IF 4.1 ) Pub Date : 2020-10-03 , DOI: 10.1111/myc.13158
Chi-Ching Tsang ₁ , James Y M Tang ₁ , Haiyan Ye ₂ , Fanfan Xing ₂ , Simon K F Lo ₂ , Chenlu Xiao _{1,

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4} , Lizhong Han _{3,

4} , Alan K L Wu ₅ , Antonio H Y Ngan ₁ , Kwok-Cheung Law _{1,

6} , Ying-Nam To _{1,

6} , Dorothy T T Sze _{1,

7} , Oscar H Y Chim ₁ , Teresa W S Hui _{1,

6} , Carl W H Leung ₁ , Tianrenzheng Zhu _{1,

8} , Chunyan Yao _{1,

9} , Brian P H Tse _{1,

5} , Susanna K P Lau _{1,

2} , Patrick C Y Woo _{1,

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The number of patients infected with Aspergillus rose dramatically in recent years. However, studies on the clinical spectrum and antifungal susceptibilities of non‐classical (non‐fumigatus, non‐flavus, non‐niger and non‐terreus) pathogenic Aspergillus species are very limited.

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