Clinical and immunological peculiarities recurrent esophageal candidosis (REC) in HIV - negative patients in St. Petersburg
Esophageal candidosis is the most frequent opportunistic fungal infection among human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected patients. The problem of a reсcurrent esophageal candidоsis (REC) in HIV-negative patients is not studied enough. Clinical and immunological peculiarities diagnosis and treatment of recurrent esophageal candidosis at 25 patients are presented. The recurrent duration and resistant to antifungal therapy are revealed. As a result of research was determined, that relapse is not connected to the agent. The recurrent of esophageal candidosis is caused by C. аlbicans sensitive to fluconasole, voriconazole in 100% of patients.