... Studies comparing DIFLUCAN to amphotericin B in non-HIV infected patients have not been conducted. Prophylaxis. DIFLUCAN is also indicated to decrease the incidence of candidiasis in patients undergoing bone marrow transplantation who receive ...

... imagine that a condition as florid as oral candidiasis (common in African AIDS ... is the * 80 diagnosis ef AIDS ‘at Mama Yamo Hospital in Kinshasa, ...

... involves patients with different degrees and severity of HIV infection, including those with advanced AIDS, milder forms of ARC, lymphadenopathy syndrome, and even those who are infected but do not show obvious signs or symptoms of disease. Four studies, in fact, are being ...

... has been associated with spit tobacco use. In HIV-infected individuals, tobacco use is a risk factor contributing to increased risk of the development of oral candidiasis. (See Chapter 10, Box 10.2.) Alcohol alone, ...

... various diseases with different etiologies, and the clinical diagnosis often ... nearly all HIV-infected individuals develop oral lesions at some time ...

... Piterman L. (Department of Community Medicine, Monash University.) HIV: ... unit: impact on diagnosis and decision-making. Clin Cardiol 1994 Aug;17( ...

... Sponsors should enroll postmenarchal females with a clinical diagnosis of VVC. Sponsors should also discuss with FDA whether they plan to include in the trial population patients who have HIV/AIDS or diabetes mellitus. 2. Efficacy Considerations In ...

... in, other organs of the body. PCP has symptoms similar to any other form of ... candidiasis, and isosporiasis and other parasites such as Toxoplasma ...

... culture, histology, er eytology) 2. bronchial or pulmonary candidiasis, (on ... diagnosis of chronic (persisting over 2 moorhs) lymphoid intarstitial ...

... with AIDS and AIDS-related complex with oral candidiasis. N Engl J Med, in press. 21. Redfield ... and of the epidemiology of the Aids virus (HIV) as possible. In particular, we propose: i. To ...