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Author: Peri, Anna Maria; Verna, Marta; Biffi, Stefano; Alagna, Laura; Longhi, Benedetta; Migliorino, Guglielmo Marco; Foresti, Sergio; Bandera, Alessandra; Rovelli, Attilio; Rizzari, Carmelo; Gori, Andrea; Colombini, Antonella
Title: Combination Antifungal Therapy for Invasive Mold Infections Among Pediatric Patients with Hematological Malignancies: Data from A Real-Life Case-Series
  • Document date: 2019_9_5
  • ID: 1egushdn_32
    Snippet: In a recent Italian multicenter study on 127 invasive fungal infections in hemato-oncological pediatric patients, up to 45/126 (36%) episodes were treated with antifungal combinations as initial therapy and the author speculates that this choice was driven by the more severe clinical conditions of these patients [19] . Furthermore, in the international multicenter observational cohort study by Wattier et al on 131 IMI in children affected by hema.....
    Document: In a recent Italian multicenter study on 127 invasive fungal infections in hemato-oncological pediatric patients, up to 45/126 (36%) episodes were treated with antifungal combinations as initial therapy and the author speculates that this choice was driven by the more severe clinical conditions of these patients [19] . Furthermore, in the international multicenter observational cohort study by Wattier et al on 131 IMI in children affected by hematological neoplasms, first-line combination therapy was used in 53% of cases and, similar to our findings, it was mainly used in patients who were already receiving anti-mold prophylaxis possibly due to concerns about prophylaxis-induced resistance [5] .

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