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. 2020 Dec 29;13:4663–4672. doi: 10.2147/IDR.S281288

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Distribution of Aspergillus spp. in the lower respiratory tract of hospitalized patients of different ages and sexes in Shanghai, China. (The top pie chart shows Aspergillus species distribution within each of the five 20-year age groups, 0–20; 21–40; 41–60; 61–80; and 81–100. The bottom bar graph shows the number of Aspergillus isolates from the two sexes for each of the five age groups. Aside from the 0–20 age group where only two isolates were obtained, A. fumigatus was the most common species across all age groups and that more isolates were obtained from males than females).