Local injection treatment of fluconazole ear fungus disease report of 126 cases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Local injection treatment of fluconazole ear fungus disease report of 126 cases [Keywords:] fluconazole ear mycosis Because broad-spectrum antibiotics and hormones widely used drugs, and abuse, cancer, blood disease, diabetes and kidney disease patients gradually increased, showing fungal disease of Otolaryngology clear upward trend. Topical antifungal eardrops little market , and oral and injected toxic antifungal drugs and adverse reactions, and expensive, clinical application is indeed difficult. Since January 2006 ~ December 2007, our department of local injection with Fluconazole in treatment of ear mycosis 126 cases, a satisfactory effect, are as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information January 2006 ~ December 2007, in my out-patient treatment of ear fungal diseases in 126 cases, one male 59, female 67, aged 6 to 76 years, mean 48-year-old .58 cases within 6 months multiple antibiotics, hormones are usually used to dig the history and habits of the ear, 10 cases of chronic otitis media patients, 21 patients at 1 year use of adrenal corticosteroids and 6 patients had history of cancer chemotherapy and radiotherapy, 5 patients with diabetes, 16 patients for the blood disease, 10 cases of kidney disease. Clinical manifestations: external ear canal itching, discharging bloody, tinnitus, ear swelling or obstruction being stuffy, hearing loss, some with headache, moist skin examination, see the external auditory canal, oozing yellow liquid or thin 62 patients with bloody otorrhea see pale white, yellowish or grayish brown spots, powdery or downy mildew or moss crusts with the formation of thin film samples were scaling tubular, opening see skin flushing, shallow erosion , a small amount of bleeding, 56 cases of patients with chronic suppurative otitis media in deep external auditory canal, tympanic are white and fluffy crust paste or black, brown or dark yellow cinder-like material in 6 cases, the external a