The Effects of Intravitreal Administration of Antifungal Drugs on the Structure and Mechanical Properties Peripheral Blood Erythrocyte Surface in Rabbits.

Our findings suggest that locally administered antifungal drugs can cause significant changes to the structure and frictional properties of the erythrocyte surface. These effects occur in the long-term period after administration of the drugs and represent a potential possibility for violation of blood supply to tissues, and the further development of negative side effects.