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Brenier–Pinchart MP et al. – This study highlights that specific preventive measures participate significantly in the control of the filamentous fungal flora intensity due to internal factors but not those due to outdoor factors, stressing the importance of high–efficiency particulate air filtration in high–risk units.

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