Microsporidiosis: not just in AIDS patients
ES Didier, LM Weiss - Current opinion in infectious diseases, 2011 - journals.lww.com
ES Didier, LM Weiss
Current opinion in infectious diseases, 2011•journals.lww.comGreater awareness and implementation of better diagnostic methods are demonstrating that
microsporidia contribute to a wide range of clinical syndromes in HIV-infected and non-HIV-
infected people. As such, microsporidia should be considered in differential diagnoses if no
other cause can be defined.
microsporidia contribute to a wide range of clinical syndromes in HIV-infected and non-HIV-
infected people. As such, microsporidia should be considered in differential diagnoses if no
other cause can be defined.
Summary
Greater awareness and implementation of better diagnostic methods are demonstrating that microsporidia contribute to a wide range of clinical syndromes in HIV-infected and non-HIV-infected people. As such, microsporidia should be considered in differential diagnoses if no other cause can be defined.
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