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. 2018 Mar 30;57(17):2553–2557. doi: 10.2169/internalmedicine.0668-17

Table.

Treatment Duration and Effects of Antifungals in Previous Reports of ABPM/MIB Caused by Schizophyllum commune.

Age/Sex Antifungals Duration Effect Reference
54/F ITCZ 10 months Ineffective 18
72/F ITCZ and inhalation of amphotericin-B 1 year Effective 19
44/F Inhalation of amphotericin-B plus ICS plus oral PSL Unknown Effective 20
51/F Intravenous amphotericin-B 1 month Effective 21
51/F ITCZ 4 months Effective 22
54/F ITCZ 3 months Effective 23
75/F ITCZ 4 months Effective 24
55/M Oral PSL plus ITCZ 134 days Effective 25
64/F ITCZ plus oral PSL 3 months Effective 26
63/F Inhalation and intrabronchial administration of amphotericin-B 2 months Effective 27
53/F Fluconazole
Inhalation and intrabronchial administration of amphotericin-B
Unknown
Unknown
Ineffective
Effective
27
82/F Oral PSL plus ITCZ plus inhalation of ICS Unknown Effective 27
53/F ITCZ plus ICS and SM combination Unknown Effective 28
70/F ITCZ 3 months Effective 29
61/F Oral ITCZ and PSL Unknown Effective 30
59/F VRCZ plus ICS Unknown Effective 31

ABPM: allergic bronchopulmonary mycosis, MIB: mucoid impaction of the bronchi, S. commune: Schizophyllum commune, ITCZ: itraconazole, VRCZ: voriconazole, SM: salmeterol, PSL: prednisolone, ICS: inhaled corticosteroid