Session: Recent data of Fungiscope from India
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20 March 2015
Recent data of Fungiscope from India
20 March 2015
EUCAST versus CLSI antifungal susceptibility testing: pros and cons
20 March 2015
New CLSI guidelines on how to set epidemiological cutoff values
20 March 2015
How to run a busy mycology lab in India?
20 March 2015
Burden of cryptococcosis
20 March 2015
Impact of MALDI-TOF on the diagnosis of invasive fungal infections
20 March 2015
Histoplasmosis in the western and eastern world: Is it endemic in India?
20 March 2015
Non-culture diagnosis of aspergillosis
20 March 2015
Role of radiodiagnosis of fungal infections in India
20 March 2015
Contribution of the pathologist in diagnosis of fungal infections
20 March 2015
Molecular fungal diagnosis from FFPE pathology sections
20 March 2015
Whole genome sequencing and azole resistant Aspergillus
20 March 2015
Chronic pulmonary aspergillosis in tuberculosis
20 March 2015
Mucormycological pearls
20 March 2015
European fungal management guidelines: useful for India?
19 March 2015
Fungal rhinosinusitis: Classification, diagnosis and treatment
19 March 2015
The fungal keratitis burden in India
19 March 2015
Penicilliosis and sporotrichosis in India
19 March 2015
Mycotic infections in the Middle East (Rhinocladiella, Basidiobolus)
19 March 2015
Fungal ICU infections in India
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