Clinical Pharmacology of Fluconazole in Neonates: Effects and Pharmacokinetics
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Fluconazole is commonly used both to prevent and to treat invasive neonatal Candida albicans infection. This drug is a potent, selective, triazole inhibitor of the fungal enzymes involved in ergosterol synthesis. It is largely excreted unchanged in the urine. In infants with a birth weight
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volume 4 issue 3
pages 1475- 1489
publication date 2016-03-01
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