Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Fungi, viruses, parasites and the immunocompromised



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H. Nguyen (H? Chí Minh, Vietnam), H. Duong-Thanh (H? Chí Minh, Vietnam), H. Le (H? Chí Minh, Vietnam), N. Le-Phu (H? Chí Minh, Vietnam). Clinical characteristic differences between pulmonary melioidosis and pulmonary tuberculosis with cavitary lesion. 1890

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