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Volume 19 (2002)
Español| Mycoses at dawn of XXI Century
G Quindós |
1-4
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| Mycoses in HIV-infected patients in the era of highly active antiretroviral therapy
JM Santamaría Jáuregui & Z Zubero Sulibarria |
5-8
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| Invasive infection by Aspergillus and other filamentous fungi in solid organ trasplant recipients
M Montejo |
9-12
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| Mycoses in hematological patients
JC García Ruiz |
13-16
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| Oral candidiasis
JM Aguirre Urizar |
17-21
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| Vulvovaginal candidiasis
G Barrenetxea Ziarrusta |
22-24
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| Microbiological diagnosis of mycoses
J Pontón |
25-29
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| Epidemiology of candidemia in Spain - Multicenter study
J Pemán, E Cantón, A Orero, A Viudes, J Frasquet, M Gobernado and Spanish participans of the Multicentric Study "Epidemiological Survey of Candidemia in Europe" sponsored by European Medical Micology Confederation (ECCM) |
30-35
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| Clinical and epidemiological survey of dermatophytoses in Jaen (Spain)
A Padilla, A Sampedro, P Sampedro & V Delgado |
36-39
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| Diminution of antifungal activity of fluconazole associated with ibuprofen
and piroxicam in experimental histoplasmosis of hamsters (Mesocricetus
auratus)
JL Finquelievich, C Iovanniti, F Landaburu, G Raffin, N Sanjuan, MR Elías Costa & R Negroni |
40-43
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| The presence of fluconazole-resistant Candida dubliniensis strains
among Candida albicans isolates from immunocompromised or otherwise debilitated
HIV-negative Turkish patients
AS Kantarcioglu & A Yücel |
44-48
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| Characterization of Paracoccidioides brasiliensis atypical isolates
by random amplified polymorphic DNA analysis
R Christine Hahn, A Mara Macedo, N Lara Santos, J Campos de Pinho Resende & J Soares Hamdan |
49-51
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| Zygomycosis: A report of eleven cases and a review of the Brazilian
literature
LC Severo, F de Mattos Oliveira, R Dreher, P Zimermann Teixeira, N da Silva Porto & A Thomaz Londero5 |
52-56
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| Dermatophytoses in Mexico
R. Arenas |
63-67
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| Current treatment of dermatophytosis
A del Palacio, M Garau y MS Cuétara |
68-71
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| Human infections by black yeasts of genus Exophiala
P García-Martos, A Márquez y J Gené |
72-79
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| Identification of Candida albicans by polymerase chain reaction amplification of a CaYST1 gene intron fragment
C Baquero, M Montero, R Sentandreu & E Valentin |
80-83
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| Effect of alcoholic extracts of wild plants on the inhibition of growth of Aspergillus flavus, Aspergillus niger, Penicillium chrysogenum, Penicillium expansum, Fusarium moniliforme and Fusarium poae moulds
M Tequida-Meneses, M Cortez-Rocha, EC Rosas-Burgos, S López-Sandoval y C Corrales-Maldonado |
84-88
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| Proteinase detection, dna typing and antimycotic susceptibility of Candida isolates from Colombian women with vulvovaginal candidiasis
N Cardona-Castro, SG Revankar, P Ortiz, C Cuervo, WR Kirkpatrick, RK McAtee & TF Patterson |
89-94
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| Comparative study of two culture media for the detection of phospholipase activity of Candida albicans and Cryptococcus neoformans strains
A Echeverría, AG Durante, A Arechavala y R Negroni |
95-98
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| Antagonistic activity of Penicillium oxalicum Corrie and Thom, Penicillium
decumbens Thom and Trichoderma harzianum Rifai isolates
against fungi, bacteria and insects in vitro
MP Santamarina, J Roselló, R Llacer & V Sanchis |
99-103
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| Fungal egg-parasites of plant-parasitic nematodes from Spanish soils
C Mª Olivares-Bernabeu & LV López-Llorca |
104-110
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| Presence of Pleurotus ostreatus in Patagonia, Argentina
BE Lechner, R Petersen, M Rajchenberg & E Albertó |
111-114
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| Patogenic characterization and study of the mycelial groups of compatibility in Sclerotium cepivorum Berk
B Moreno y R Acevedo |
115-119
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| Tinea capitis in adults caused by Trichophyton violaceum. One case report
FJ Allegue Gallego, AI Bernal Ruiz, M González Nebreda, J Blasco Melguizo, R Ruiz Villaverde, FJ Delgado Ceballos y V Delgado Florencio |
120-122
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| What is the meaning of being indexed in Index Medicus / MEDLINE?
G Quindós |
125-126
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| Current treatment of onychomycosis
A Llambrich & M Lecha |
127-129
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| Newer drugs and overall costs of treating onychomycosis
VN Joish & EP Armstrong |
130-132
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| Should antifungal treatments be based upon results of antifungal susceptibility testing?
M Cuenca-Estrella & JL Rodríguez-Tudela |
133-138
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| Medical importance of biofilms in Candida infections
LJ Douglas |
139-143
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| New strategies for treatment of Candida vaginal infections
W Magliani, S Conti, A Salati, et al. |
144-148
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| Role of natural killer T cells in host defence against cryptococcal infection
K Kawakami |
149-154
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| Salivary pH and culture determinations in HIV infected and non-HIV infected patients with oral candidiasis
MF Franco, VLO Sánchez, RP Pérez, GJ Romo, IFP Corona & LH Hidalgo |
155-160
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| Colony variation in Candida glabrata Isolates from patients with vaginitis
V Lipperheide, J Bikandi, JF García-Fernandez, G Quindós & J Pontón |
161-164
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| Study of dermatophytoses in Lanzarote (1995-1999)
E Piqué, R Fusté, R Copado, J Noguera & P Ramis |
165-168
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| Comparison of the efficacy of 1% flutrimazole cream twice a day with 1% flutrimazole cream once a day for the treatment of superficial dermatophytoses
A Velasco, C Román, M Aragüés, X Noguera, C Ventura & E Lerís |
169-172
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| Phytopathogenicity of Pythium spp. from the irrigation water of the Poniente Almeriense (south-eastern Spain)
J Sánchez & E Gallego |
177-180
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| Screening for ligninolytic enzymes in autochthonous fungal strains from Argentina isolated from different substrata
MCN Saparrat, MJ Martínez, MN Cabello & AM Arambarri |
181-185
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| Cryptococcus neoformans arthritis in a renal trasplant recipient
M Garau & A del Palacio |
186-189
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| Aflatoxin biosynthesis
Yu J, Bhatnagar D & Ehrlich KC |
191-200
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| Three years incidence of dermatophytes in a hospital in Porto (Portugal)
Lopes V, Velho G, Amorim ML, Cardoso ML, Massa A & Amorim JM |
201-203
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| Three cases of imported histoplasmosis in our hospital
Molina L, Garau M, García J, Odriozola M & del Palacio A |
204-207
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| Guttural pouch mycosis by Emericella nidulans in a horse
Cabañes FJ, Monreal L, Majó N & Castellá G |
208-211
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| Structural changes in sugar cane buds during infection by the fungus Ustilago scitaminea
Acevedo Rojas R & de Lima Noguira N |
212-215
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| Clinical cases in Medical Mycology: Case No. 1
Negroni R, Helou S, Robles AM, Arechavala AI & Bianchi MH |
217-220
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