4 results match your criteria: "I. Metchnikov North-Western State Medical University[Affiliation]"
J Fungi (Basel)
March 2018
Department of Clinical Mycology, Allergy and Immunology, I. Metchnikov North Western State Medical University, St. Petersburg 191015, Russia.
Unlabelled: Our work aimed to generate a preliminary estimation of severe and chronic fungal diseases in the Republic of Kazakhstan with a model proposed by LIFE (Leading International Fungal Education). Calculations were carried out on data from 2015. Published results of studies of mycoses in Kazakhstan were identified; in the absence of national data from the scientific literature, the frequency of life-threatening and serious mycoses in defined groups of patients at risk from other countries were taken into account.
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June 2017
I. Metchnikov North-Western State Medical University, 1/28 Santiago-de-Cuba str., St.-Petersburg, 194291, Russia.
We have undertaken the first and preliminary estimation of severe and chronic mycotic diseases in the Republic of Uzbekistan, using a model proposed by LIFE (Leading International Fungal Education). Calculation was carried out based on data from 2014. Published results describing mycoses in Uzbekistan were identified.
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October 2015
Manchester Academic Health Science Centre, The National Aspergillosis Centre, University Hospital of South Manchester, The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK.
The incidence and prevalence of fungal infections in Russia is unknown. We estimated the burden of fungal infections in Russia according to the methodology of the LIFE program (www.LIFE-worldwide.
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December 2014
I. Metchnikov North-Western State Medical University, St. Petersburg, Russia.
We prospectively observed 36 haematological patients with mucormycosis from nine hospitals of St. Petersburg during 2004-2013. The most frequent underlying diseases were acute leukaemia (64%), and main risk factors were prolonged neutropenia (92%) and lymphocytopenia (86%).
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