Table 2.
N, % | |
---|---|
CM Cause | |
*Fungus | 15, 75 |
Bacteria, Virus, or TB | 5, 25 |
CM Transmission | |
*Airborne | 11, 55 |
Blood, contact, sexual contact | 9, 45 |
Who is susceptible to CM? | |
Immunocompromised | 20, 100 |
What is the length of CM maintenance treatment | |
1 month | 5, 25 |
6 months | 9, 45 |
1 year | 3, 15 |
*CD4 ≥200 | 3, 15 |
What CD4 is used to screen for CM? | |
*<200 | 7, 35 |
Other | 13, 65 |
What diagnostic tests do you use for CM? | |
Lumbar Puncture or CSF analysis | 9, 45 |
India Ink | 4, 20 |
CrAg test | 11, 55 |
CBC/Blood Culture | 2, 10 |
I don’t know | 2, 10 |
What treatment do you give most often for CM? | |
Ampho B | 8, 40 |
Fluconazole | 7, 35 |
Ampho B and fluconazole | 5, 35 |
What do you need to diagnose CM more accurately? | |
India Ink | 5, 25 |
*CSF/Lumbar Puncture | 4, 20 |
*CrAg Test | 3, 15 |
*CSF Culture | 5, 25 |
Blood Culture | 2, 10 |
X-ray | 1, 5 |
I Don’t know | 1, 5 |
Availability of Amphotericin B | |
Not available | 13, 65 |
Sometimes available | 7, 35 |
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