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. 2022 Feb 16;26(1):102333. doi: 10.1016/j.bjid.2022.102333

Table 3.

Indications for prophylactic, empiric and therapeutic use of antifungals in 309 prescriptions*.

Prophylaxis N=53 Empiric⁎⁎ N=59 Targeted treatment N=197 Total N=309
Oral candidiasis 2 - 103 105
Candidemia 17 24 7 48
Cryptococcosis 1 1 24 26
Esophageal candidiasis - 4 22 26
Acute myeloid leukemia 20 - - 20
Cutaneous candidiasis - 1 13 14
Vaginal candidiasis - 2 11 13
Febrile neutropenia - 11 - 11
Hematopoietic cell transplantation 7 - - 7
Histoplasmosis - 5 1 6
Aspergillosis - - 5 5
Pneumonia caused by mold - 4 - 4
Abdominal candidiasis 1 2 - 3
Candiduria - 1 2 3
Acute lymphoid leukemia 3 - - 3
Other 2 4 9 15

24 prescriptions excluded (no apparent reason)

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Cases were classified as empiric when antifungal was started upon a suspicion of the disease (e.g., candidemia), but the diagnosis was not confirmed