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R R Pepe
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[The first isolation of Torulopsis glabrata (Anderson) Lodder from dental granulomas].
Three Torulopsis have been isolated from two hundred or so dental granulomas. Torulopsis glabrata has been observed in cases of ophthalmopathy, infections of the oral cavity, lung infections, endocarditis and septicaemia. Apical lesions due to Torulopsis glabrata are not typical of mycosis but are generic of dental granulomas. The histological granulomatous character prevails. Experimental infections have been obtained from this fungus. Human infections by Torulopsis glabrata have been described. These infections are induced particularly in subjects with their immunity systems depressed by prolonged cortisone therapy. Their systematic position and morphology in optical microscopy have been examined in accordance with current views.
[The first isolation of Cladosporium cladosporioides (Fres.) de Vries from dental granulomas].
Thirteen Cladosporium have been isolated from 221 dental granulomas. Cases have been observed of cerebral lesions both in man and cats. Also various types of lesions, encapsulated abscesses, etc. to be classified under the group of pheoifomycoses. Cutaneous allergies and cases of keratitis and chromoblastomycosis have been observed, too Cladosporium cladosporioides is very resistant to mercuric and phenolic compounds and radiations. The systematic position and morphology of Cladosporium have been fully examined in accordance to the latest scientific views.
[1st isolation of Aspergillaceae from dental granulomas].
Three Aspergillaceae have been isolated from a hundred or so dental granulomas. Their systematic position and morphology in optical microscopy have been fully examined as for the latest scientific opinion and in relation to histopathological studies.
[A rare case of aspergilloma of the maxillary sinus].
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[First isolation of Exophiala jeanselmei (Lang) De Hoog from a dental granuloma].
Exophiala jeanselmei (Lang) De Hoog was isolated from a granuloma of a dental decay. Its systematic position and morphology in optical microscopy are widely discussed in accordance with current views.