Hematogenous Endophthalmitis in Patients with Postoperative Septicemia
The frequency of postoperative candidiasis is increasing, and patients recovering from major abdominal surgery are at greatest risk for developing this infection. Hematogenous candidal endophthalmitis (HCE) is the most important clinical finding in candidal septicemia and is a sign of dissemination...
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| description | The frequency of postoperative candidiasis is increasing, and patients recovering from major abdominal surgery are at greatest risk for developing this infection. Hematogenous candidal endophthalmitis (HCE) is the most important clinical finding in candidal septicemia and is a sign of dissemination of the infection. |
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