ArticleInternational journal of environmental research and public health2019
Environmental Surveillance of Legionellosis within an Italian University Hospital-Results of 15 Years of Analysis.
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Abstract
Legionnaires' disease is normally acquired by inhalation of legionellae from a contaminated environmental source. Water systems of large and old buildings, such as hospitals, can be contaminated with legionellae and therefore represent a potential risk for the hospital population. In this study, we demonstrated the constant presence of
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