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An opportunistic infection caused by a variety of Emmonsia and Emmonsia-like fungal species. It was historically seen as a rare lung pathogen but is now increasingly reported as a disseminated infection in persons immunosuppressed, particularly as the result of HIV infection.
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| English | Emmonsiosis |
An opportunistic infection caused by a variety of Emmonsia and Emmonsia-like fungal species. It was historically seen as a rare lung pathogen but is now increasingly reported as a disseminated infection in persons immunosuppressed, particularly as the result of HIV infection. |
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CID11:1F2L
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13 August 2026
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