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C Mengoli

Publications and source records attributed to C Mengoli.

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[Septicaemia caused by fungus: technical data and cases (author's transl)].

The Authors describe a technique suitable for isolating fungus from haemocultures. Although it is not frequent to find a description of septicaemia caused by fungus in hospital practice besides the Candida type, many kinds of yeasts and filamentous fungus have been occasionally isolated from the blood. It is the Author's opinion that if suitable techniques were always used, the evidence of fungus in haemocultures would be more frequent and above all one could also isolate filamentous fungus.

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[Importance of the determination of 2 markers of tubule proteinuria and of the study of a local immune response in urinary infections].

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Acute Kidney Injury↗

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[Frequency and antibiotic sensitivity of gram-negative bacteria in urinary tract infections in relation to predisposing factors (author's transl)].

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[An antigenic extract analyzed by bidimensional immunoelectrophoresis (author's transl)].

An antigenic extract from broth culture of Aspergillus fumigatus has been analyzed by bidimensional immunoelectrophoresis of Clark and Freeman against rabbit antiserum. The analysis has show the extract to be constituted by seven different antigens.

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[Considerations on the bacterial flora in patients with infections of the respiratory tract and in immunosuppressed patients (author's transl)].

Epidemiological features of pathogenic mycetes have been investigated with regard to their relationship with bacterial flora in patients with acute and chronic bronchopulmonary diseases and in immunosuppressed patients. Opportunistic mycetes (Candida and Aspergillus) have been found frequently associated with Gram-negative pathogenic bacteria. In immunosuppressed patients, the plenty of mycetic flora is related to the degree of immunoglobulin deficiency especially to the IgG and IgA levels.

Aspergillus↗