Invasive fungal infections cause approximately 1.5 billion cases each year, with an estimated 1.6 million deaths. Classic diagnostic methods, such as culture, direct microscopy, and antigen testing, largely rely on professional experience and are often too slow. The field of fungal diagnostics is increasingly using dee...
M. Solomon, Stefan Paraschivescu, Angela-Ștefania Marghescu et al.· BioMedInformatics· 0 citations
Background: Romania continues to experience one of the highest tuberculosis (TB) burdens in the European Union/European Economic Area. During the COVID-19 pandemic, reduced inpatient capacity accelerated the use of ambulatory care for patients with drug-susceptible tuberculosis (DS-TB). This study evaluated treatment o...
Ioana Munteanu, A. Stoichiță, S. Vlăsceanu et al.· Diseases· 0 citations
Background: Candida species are among the most frequently isolated fungi from respiratory specimens in hospitalised patients, yet the clinical significance of their presence—infection versus colonisation, treatment versus observation—remains an unresolved challenge in clinical microbiology. Data from dedicated pulmonol...
Madalina (Preda) Solomon, M. C. Radu, Oana Popescu et al.· GERMS· 0 citations
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