American journal of ophthalmology · 1995
Treatment of ocular fungal infections with oral fluconazole.
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Luttrull J K, Wan W L, Kubak B M, Smith M D, Oster H A
Аннотация
PURPOSE: We treated five patients who had ocular fungal infections with oral fluconazole to determine its safety and effectiveness.
METHODS: We reviewed the case histories of the five patients. One patient had coccidioidomycosis and four had endogenous Candida endophthalmitis.
RESULTS: The intraocular fungal infection resolved in all patients.
CONCLUSION: Fluconazole appears to be a safe and effective antifungal agent that can be administered orally and may be a useful agent for treating some intraocular fungal infections.
METHODS: We reviewed the case histories of the five patients. One patient had coccidioidomycosis and four had endogenous Candida endophthalmitis.
RESULTS: The intraocular fungal infection resolved in all patients.
CONCLUSION: Fluconazole appears to be a safe and effective antifungal agent that can be administered orally and may be a useful agent for treating some intraocular fungal infections.