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Mobile air-decontamination unit and filamentous fungal load in the hematology ward: How efficient at the low-activity mode
American Journal of Infection Control, 10/09/09
Brenier–Pinchart MP et al. – The authors report that this system used at a low aspiration flow does not perform total biodecontamination against filamentous fungi. Moreover, the filamentous fungus load remaining in rooms equipped with this mobile air–decontamination unit is lowest in wards in which other preventive measures against nosocomial filamentous fungal infections are implemented.
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