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肺非结核菌,安大略省,加拿大,2020年

Theodore K Marras, Paul Nelson, Adriana Peci

    Emerging infectious diseases
    |June 22, 2023
    PubMed
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    由Mycobacterium avium引起的非结核性菌根性肺病在加拿大安大略省从2010年到2020年显著增加. 相反,Mycobacterium xenopi肺部疾病的患病率在同一时期大幅下降.

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    加拿大加拿大加拿大加拿大加拿大加拿大加拿大这是一种Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare复合体.这是一种细胞内菌菌 (Mycobacterium intracellulare).安大略省 安大略省 安大略省 安大略省 安大略省 安大略省不典型的真菌菌菌.细菌 细菌 细菌是一种细菌.流行病学流行病学菌根细菌 (mycobacteria) 是一种细菌.没有结核的真菌菌.患病率的流行情况.肺部非结核性菌根菌呼吸道感染 呼吸道感染结核病和其他真菌菌菌.

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