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A aspergilose é a segunda micose oral mais comum, com maior prevalência em homens. Embora a aspergilose invasiva primária seja incomum na cavidade oral, a disseminação a partir de nariz ou seios da face pode resultar em aspergilose oral.
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Aspergillosis is the second most common oral mycosis, with a higher prevalence in males. Though primary invasive aspergillosis is uncommon in the oral cavity, dissemination from the nose or sinuses can result in oral aspergillosis.
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Aspergillosis is the second most common oral mycosis, with a higher prevalence in males. Though primary invasive aspergillosis is uncommon in the oral cavity, dissemination from the nose or sinuses can result in oral aspergillosis.
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    Invasive aspergillosis of mouth
    Aspergillosis is the second most common oral mycosis, with a higher prevalence in males. Though primary invasive aspergillosis is uncommon in the oral cavity, dissemination from the nose or sinuses can result in oral aspergillosis.

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