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Table 3 In vitro antifungal susceptibility of C. albicans between mono-CA-BSI and mixed-CA/B-BSIs

From: Clinical characteristics, risk factors and outcomes of mixed Candida albicans/bacterial bloodstream infections

Candida species

Antifungalagent

mono-CA-BSI(n = 93)

mixed-CA/B-BSIs(n = 24)

P value

Number of strains

Drug sensitivity

Number of strains

Drug sensitivity

S

I

R

S

I

R

C.albicans

Fluconazole(n = 104) a

85(91.3%)

81(95.3%)

4(4.7%)

0

19(79.1%)

19(100.0%)

0

0

> 0.999

Clotrimazole(n = 69) a

55(59.1%)

54(98.2%)

0

1(1.8%)

15(62.5%)

14(93.3%)

0

0

0.901

Ketoconazole(n = 60) a

45(48.3%)

19(42.2%)

15(33.3%)

11(24.4%)

15(62.5%)

7(46.7%)

6(40.0%)

2(13.3%)

0.764

Itraconazole(n = 111) a

89(95.7%)

86(96.6%)

1(1.1%)

2(2.2%)

22(91.7%)

21(95.5%)

1(4.5%)

0

> 0.999

Amphotericin B (n = 111) a

90(96.8%)

90(100.0%)

0

0

21(87.5%)

21(100.0%)

0

0

> 0.999

Nystatin(n = 68) a

56(60.2%)

55(98.2%)

1(1.8%)

0

12(50.0%)

12(100.0%)

0

0

> 0.999

5-fluorocytosine(n = 38) a

31(33.3%)

30(96.8%)

0

1(3.2%)

7(29.1%)

7(100.0%)

0

0

> 0.999

Voriconazole(n = 103) a

82(88.2%)

82(100.0%)

0

0

21(87.5%)

21(100.0%)

0

0

> 0.999

  1. S sensitive, I intermediary, R resistant
  2. aNot all agents listed tested in all isolates