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The incidence of endophthalmitis or macular involvement and the necessity of a routine ophthalmic examination in patients with candidemia.

Takashi UedaYoshio TakesueIssei TokimatsuTaiga MiyazakiNana Nakada-MotokawaMiki NagaoKazuhiko NakajimaHiroshige MikamoYuka YamagishiKei KasaharaShingo YoshiharaAkira UkimuraKoichiro YoshidaNaomi YoshinagaMasaaki IzumiHiroshi KakeyaKoichi YamadaHideki KawamuraKazuo EndouKazuaki YamanakaMutsunobu YoshiokaKayoko AminoHiroki IkeuchiMotoi UchinoYoshitsugu Miyazaki
Published in: PloS one (2019)
Even when early routine ophthalmic examinations were performed, a high incidence of advanced ocular lesions was observed. These results suggest that routine ophthalmic examinations are still warranted in patients with candidemia.
Keyphrases
  • clinical practice
  • risk factors
  • optical coherence tomography
  • diabetic retinopathy