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The first case of Acrophialophora levis induced severe pneumonia: a case report and literature review

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Fig. 1 Chest CT results of Acrophialophora infection. a no abnormal images were found in the enhanced CT scan of the whole abdomen onSeptember 5, 2018
Fig. 2 Colony morphology of A. levis (a) SDA-28 degrees -- 6 days (colony front). b SDA-28 degrees −6 days (on the back of the colony)
Fig. 3 Microscopic morphology of A. levis (a) lactate phenol-cotton orchid staining (× 1000)
Table 2 The sensitivity test results of an-fungal drugs to Acrophialophora a

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