Intestinal Moniliasis in Adults (Candida Infection)
May 24, 2011
The literature on candida infection and the presence and on the increased occurrence of Candida species in cultures of stool specimens after treatment with antibiotics is reviewed. Brabander, J.M. et al. (September 1, 1957). Intestinal Moniliasis in Adults. Canadian Medical Association Journal, 77, 478-83.
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