Actinomycosis: Diagnosis, Clinical Features and Treatment
Actinomycosis is a filamentous bacterium that forms part of the normal human flora of the gastrointestinal, oropharynx and female genitalia. This indolent infection is characterized by abscess formation, widespread granulomatous disease, fibrosis, cavitary lung lesions and mass-like consolidations,...
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| Language: | English |
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IntechOpen
2022
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