Table 6.
Treatment | Patient group | Intervention |
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Fever driven or Empirical | • unresponsive to antibiotics, Febrile neutropenia, imaging–reverse halo, galactomannan negative; other atypical presentation or multiple nodules | Liposomal amphotericin B |
Prophylaxis |
• graft versus host disease or Prolonged neutropenia • SOT adult, Prolonged neutropenia, heart, and lung • Immunocompromised due to a previous mucormycosis diagnosis |
Posaconazole DR intravenous or tablet 2 × 300 mg day 1, 1 × 300 mg from day 2 Isavuconazole intravenous or per oral 3 × 200 mg days 1–2, 1 × 200 mg/day from day 3, or 1 × 200 mg/day from day 1 In the same patient, surgical resection and the last medicine effective as a secondary prophylactic, switch from amphotericin B to posaconazole after 3–6 weeks if practicable |
Salvage |
• Refractory disease • Toxicity to primary therapy |
Isavuconazole intravenous or per oral 3 × 200 mg days 1–2, 1 × 200 mg from day 3 Posaconazole DR tablet or intravenous 2 × 300 mg day 1, 1 × 300 mg from day 2 Amphotericin B, lipid formulations, 5–10 mg/kg (lower dose in patients with renal toxicity) |