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期刊名:Current fungal infection reports

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ISSN:1936-3761

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Bart G J Dekkers,Martijn Bakker,Kim C M van der Elst et al. Bart G J Dekkers et al.
Posaconazole is a second-generation triazole agent with a potent and broad antifungal activity. In addition to the oral suspension, a delayed-release tablet and intravenous formulation with improved pharmacokinetic properties have been intr...
Juergen Prattes,Sven Heldt,Susanne Eigl et al. Juergen Prattes et al.
Diagnostic tools for invasive fungal infections have continuously improved within the last decades. Nowadays, cultural methods, antigen testing, and molecular tests, such as polymerase chain reaction, are widely used. These methods, however...
Jan Zoll,Eveline Snelders,Paul E Verweij et al. Jan Zoll et al.
New state-of-the-art techniques in sequencing offer valuable tools in both detection of mycobiota and in understanding of the molecular mechanisms of resistance against antifungal compounds and virulence. Introduction of new sequencing plat...
Elizabeth Nalintya,Reuben Kiggundu,David Meya Elizabeth Nalintya
Over the last decade, an upsurge in both the frequency and severity of fungal infections due to the HIV/AIDS epidemic and the use of immunosuppressive therapy has occurred. Even diagnostic methods like culture and microscopy, which have low...
Adilia Warris;European Paediatric Mycology Network (EPMyN)* Adilia Warris;European Paediatric Mycology Network (EPMyN)*
The European Paediatric Mycology Network (EPMyN) was launched in 2014 to create a European platform for research and education in the field of paediatric mycology. The EPMyN aims to address the lack of paediatric specific evidence and knowl...
Brad Moriyama,Sameer Kadri,Stacey A Henning et al. Brad Moriyama et al.
Voriconazole is an antifungal triazole that is the first line agent for treatment of invasive aspergillosis. It is metabolized by CYP2C19, CYP2C9, and CYP3A4 and demonstrates wide interpatient variability in serum concentrations. Polymorphi...
Amanda B Arsenault,Joseph M Bliss Amanda B Arsenault
Candida species are the leading cause of invasive fungal infections in premature infants. Associated with substantial morbidity and mortality, these infections represent serious and sometimes catastrophic complications in the course of hosp...
Mary E Brandt,Shawn R Lockhart Mary E Brandt
Increases in susceptible patient populations and advances in identification methods have resulted in the continued recognition of novel yeasts as agents of human infection. Most of these agents are members of the well-recognized genera Cand...
Mary E Brandt Mary E Brandt
Filamentous basidiomycetes are difficult to identify in the clinical laboratory, mostly due to lack of sporulation, and their role as agents of fungal infection can be difficult to assess. More cases of infection with these agents are being...
Anne D van Diepeningen,Balázs Brankovics,Jearidienne Iltes et al. Anne D van Diepeningen et al.
Infections caused by the genus Fusarium have emerged over the past decades and range from onychomycosis and keratitis in healthy individuals to deep and disseminated infections with high mortality rates in immune-compromised patients. As an...