Tassinari G
Minerva Med. 1978 Dec 29;69(63):4389-92.
The increase in cases of mycosis, especially those due to "opportunistic fungi", is examined. Reference is made to some rare cases of infection that appear to show that some fungi not usually regarded as pathogenic, but merely as parasites of animals and plants, now tend to result in human infection. Various clinical and epidemiological features of "deep mycosis" caused by fungi with dimorphism are also discussed.
本文研究了真菌病病例的增加情况，尤其是那些由“机会性真菌”引起的病例。文中提到了一些罕见的感染病例，这些病例似乎表明，一些通常不被视为致病的真菌，而仅仅被视为动植物寄生虫的真菌，现在往往会导致人类感染。本文还讨论了由双态真菌引起的“深部真菌病”的各种临床和流行病学特征。
