First Report of Fatal Fungemia Due in a Patient with COVID-19 in Ecuador
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Filamentous fungal infections are an important cause of systemic infections in immunocompromised patients. genus members potentially cause disseminated infections, especially in patients with catheters, due to the ability to adhere to these devices. We describe a case of fatal fungemia due to in a patient with COVID-19 in Ecuador. The genus identification was carried out with conventional techniques and species identification by molecular and phylogenetic techniques through sequencing of the ITS region.
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