Trichoderma species fungemia after high‐dose chemotherapy and autologous stem cell transplantation: a case report
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M. Boccadoro | F. Gay | B. Bruno | A. Barbui | E. Maffini | L. Brunello | L. Giaccone | M. Festuccia | R. Serra | F. Ferrando | E. Tálamo | E. | Talamo | andB. Bruno
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