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Des erreurs se sont glissées dans l'infos-réunion “Actualité sur les infections fongiques sévères” de La Lettre de l’Infectiologue de novembre-
décembre 2004.
Dans le tableau, page 4, “Spectre d'activité des principaux antifongiques”, issu de la Conférence de consensus commune sur la prise en charge
des aspergilloses et des candidoses invasives de l'adulte, concernant la sensibilité des Candida parapsilosis à la caspofungine, celle-ci est S/?
et non R (S : sensible ; R : résistant) ; la sensibilité des Candida glabrata au voriconazole est jugée S/? et non R.
Enfin, la sensibilité des Aspergillus fumigatus à la caspofungine est rapportée S/R avec la mention suivante : "Malgré des CMI élevées rappor-
tées par quelques études et dont la signification clinique est incertaine, A. fumigatus est considéré comme sensible à la caspofungine”.
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