A variety of saprophytic or pathologic human afflictions have been ascribed to aspergillus
which appear to be related to the genetic composition and immune vulnerability of the host …

The predilection of serious fungal infections for lung tissues is well known, and infection with
Aspergillus sp.(usually A. jumigatus, A. niger, or A. flavus) is no exception to this rule. The …

Aspergilli have always been an integral part of man's ecology. Prior to the introduction of the
microscope, they were referred to as variously colored molds without any systematic …

Aspergillus is a ubiquitous fungus. It is commonly isolated as an upper respiratory tract
saprophyte and is the most frequent contaminant in laboratory specimens. Because species …

Aspergillus produces diverse pulmonary manifestations, its clinical spectrum extending from
harmless saprophytic colonization to universally lethal disseminated infection. Management …

Aspergillus may cause a wide range of clinical illnesses. In large part, manifestations
depend on the status of underlying local and systemic host immunologic responses …

Diseases caused by Aspergillus species are numerous, ranging from allergic
manifestations, to pulmonary saprophytic or locally destructive disease, to the almost …

Aspergillus species are widespread in the environment and have the capacity to cause life-
threatening invasive disease, notably in the immunocompromised patient. In this review, an …

Aspergillus is a ubiquitous dimorphic fungus that causes a variety of human diseases
ranging in severity from trivial to life‐threatening, depending on the host response. An intact …

Pulmonary aspergillosis encompasses a heterogeneous group of mycoses that result from
either colonisation or pathogenic damage of lung tissue by Aspergillus fungi. These clinical …