Fungal infections
- Organism + site determine antifungal class
- Azoles cover many yeasts/molds
- Echinocandins are major invasive-Candida drugs
- Amphotericin B is broad but more toxic
- Species susceptibility + immune status matter
- Drug interactions and organ toxicity often drive choice
Use at a glance
- Organism + site determine antifungal class
Practical pearls
- Azoles cover many yeasts/molds
Treatment options
- Echinocandins are major invasive-Candida drugs
- Species susceptibility + immune status matter
Other treatment options
- Amphotericin B is broad but more toxic
- Drug interactions and organ toxicity often drive choice
Self-check
- What guides antifungal-class selection?
Organism + site. - Which broad antifungal has greater toxicity?
Amphotericin B.
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