Southern Medical Journal · 1979 · 35 citations · 0 references
Diagnostic MycologyIntrathecal Amphotericin BPathogenesisPediatricsVaginitisOral FlucytosineClinical MycologyNewborn MedicineInfection ControlBacterial MeningitisMedicineClinical MicrobiologyCandida Meningitis
The incidence of Candida meningitis in the neonatal period is increasing, and 63% of reported patients have either died or are mentally retarded. We report a newborn with Candida meningitis and arthritis who did well after treatment with intravenous and intrathecal amphotericin B, along with oral flucytosine.