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. 2008 Nov 12;47(1):117–123. doi: 10.1128/JCM.01747-08

TABLE 3.

Trends in in vitro resistance to fluconazole and voriconazole among selected non-Candida yeast species as determined by CLSI disk diffusion testing over a 10.5-year perioda

Species Antifungal agent 1997-2000
2001-2004
2005-2007
No. of isolates tested % R No. of isolates tested % R No. of isolates tested % R
C. neoformans Fluconazole 688 7.3 1,812 10.9 1,012 11.7
Voriconazole 1,795 1.7 1,009 1.8
S. cerevisiae Fluconazole 58 5.2 552 6.3 470 5.5
Voriconazole 540 2.8 470 2.6
Trichosporon spp. Fluconazole 211 5.2 375 9.9 169 5.9
Voriconazole 354 2.3 169 2.4
T. asahii Fluconazole 13 0.0 15 13.3 149 14.1
Voriconazole 15 13.3 92 7.6
T. beigelii/T. cutaneum Fluconazole 25 40.0 101 13.9 45 6.6
Voriconazole 99 14.1 45 4.4
Rhodotorula spp. Fluconazole 78 92.3 166 52.4 116 47.4
Voriconazole 164 42.1 117 35.9
Blastoschizomyces capitatus Fluconazole 1 0.0 70 14.3 38 7.9
Voriconazole 70 4.3 38 0.0
Pichia spp. Fluconazole 7 14.3 81 7.4 46 26.1
Voriconazole 79 0.0 46 0.0
Total (all non-Candida yeasts) Fluconazole 2,446 14.2 5,158 12.2 3,636 11.9
Voriconazole 5,084 5.3 3,576 4.5
a

Includes all specimen types and all hospital locations in 134 institutions. Zone diameters: R, <14 mm for fluconazole, <13 mm for voriconazole. Data for voriconazole are available for 2001 to 2007 only.