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Since then, it has been reported on all continents, with the exception of Antarctica, both as a causative agent of invasive infections and as a colonizer (Lockhart et_al, 2017; Lone and Ahmad, 2019; Chow et_al, 2020; Sabino et_al, 2020). Associated with healthcare-related outbreaks in hospital settings, C. auris is reported as a public health problem due to the high mortality rates associated with bloodstream infection (Shastri et_al, 2020; Briano et_al, 2022). Such facts increase the risk of hospital outbreaks as colonization and infections can originate from environmental sources, such as contaminated medical devices . . .
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