[Candidal sepsis in nursing infants]

|January 1, 1981

Abstract:

Four observations of Candida sepsis in young infants are described, analysing the pathways for fungus penetration, discussing the organ pathology and features of morphological reactions in infants. In one case primary immunodeficiency of the cellular-humoral type was established.

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