December 4, 2020Open Access

Increased incidence of candidemia in a tertiary care hospital with the COVID‐19 pandemic

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The increase in the incidence of candidemia in our hospital may be attributed to 2 factors: a reduction in the number of admissions (denominator) and the occurrence of candidemia in COVID-19 patients.

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