Titlebook: Antifungal Agents; Advances and Problem Johannes Müller,Annemarie Polak,Kathrin Tintelnot, Book 2003 Birkh?user Verlag 2003 chemotherapy.di

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Antifungal therapy - state of the art at the beginning of the 21st century,ant place in the treatment of severely compromised patients, and the field of prevention and empiric therapy is fast moving. Guidelines exist nowadays for the treatment of various fungal diseases and maintenance therapy. New approaches interfering with host defenses or pathogenicity of fungal cells

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Susceptibility testing of fungi - current status and open questions,rediction of MICs on the clinical outcome is discussed. Since there are some pitfalls in testing antifungals, this should be done in experienced laboratories only. The MIC has to be regarded as only one, but an important, factor in the management of fungal diseases. Host-, drug-, and pathogen-specif

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Fungal diseases,en to the clinical symptoms. The classification corresponds to the body sites affected, from systemic to superficial. Within the groups, the order of presentation follows the order of prevalence and overall importance of the fungal infections. Short paragraphs on the ecology of the causative fungi a

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Diagnosis of fungal diseases,is of fungal diseases. After discussing some pre-analytical aspects, the complete set of methods, i.e., microscopy, histopathology, culture, antigen detection, DNA detection, and antibody detection, is concisely described. Identification techniques depend on the fungal group involved. Therefore, sep

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Antifungal therapy - state of the art at the beginning of the 21st century,topical antifungals are available, and safe and efficacious systemic treatment, especially with the fungicidal drug terbinafine, is possible. The duration of treatment can be drastically reduced. Substantial progress in the armamentarium of drugs for invasive fungal infections has been made, and a n

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Antifungal Agents978-3-0348-7974-3Series ISSN 0071-786X Series E-ISSN 2297-4555

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1.4.2 General features of the data,The kingdom of fungi is described with emphasis on fungi pathogenic for warm-blooded hosts. The various growth forms of the most frequent causative agents of fungal infections are described and their classification based on characteristics of their sexual life cycle and on their DNA/RNA pattern is summarized in various tables.