Pulmonary mycoses: New concepts and new therapy: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 84, No 1

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The pulmonary mycoses should no longer be considered unusual infections. Reasons for the recent reported increase in mycotic infections of the human respiratory system vary, as do the treatments. In this article, Dr George discusses changes in the epidemiology and clinical patterns of some pulmonary mycoses and reviews advances in therapy.

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