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Table 4 The prevalence of colonization with different Candida species in oral and nasal discharges, and stool and urine samples

From: Changing face of Candida colonization pattern in pediatric patients with hematological malignancy during repeated hospitalizations, results of a prospective observational study (2016–2017) in shiraz, Iran

Total samples (number)

Candida species

Number of positive samples

Prevalence

(% of total oral samples)

Oral (195)

C. Albicans

83

77.6

C. Krusei

4

3.7

C. Parapsilosis

4

3.7

C. Glabrata

3

2.8

C. Kefyr

2

1.8

C. Tropicalis

2

1.8

Not defined

9

8.4

Nasal (220)

C. Albicans

10

76.9

C. kefir

1

7.6

C. famata

1

7.6

Not defined

1

7.6

Stool (24)

C. Albicans

13

65

C. Krusei

3

15

C. Kefyr

1

5

C. Parapsilosis

1

5

C. Glabrata

1

5

C. Tropicalis

1

5

Urine (44) *

  1. *No colonization was found in urine specimens