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Primary antifungal prophylaxis: Decrease of invasive fungal disease incidence and reduction of risk factors in hematological patients in a 5-year retrospective study

Internal Medicine Journal Dec 18, 2017

Li Y, et al. - Researchers intended to discern the efficacy and rationality of primary antifungal prophylaxis (PAP) in a 5-year real-life scenario and chose an appropriate PAP strategy. A requirement arose for primary antifungal prophylaxis. It appeared to be efficient to prevent invasive fungal disease (IFD) in hematological patients. The real-life PAP strategy was determined to be reasonable. Findings revealed that different drugs could be chosen. Experts recommended the start of PAP as soon as neutropenia began.
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