albicans showed a decreasing trend in our study, and C . albicans was isolated as frequently as C . glabrata in 2013 (i.e. 34.4%).
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glabrata peaked in 2004 (30.0%) and in 2007 (46.9%), respectively, then subsided, both showed a trend toward increasing after 2012 ( Fig 2 ).
Unlike in Western European countries, where there is an observed trend toward increased incidence rates of candidemia, our incidence rate did not significantly increase over the study period.