Abstract
Fluconazole is standard treatment for oral candidiasis in HIV patients, but fluconazole-resistant candida strains are increasingly being encountered. Itraconazole, another azole antifungal agent, is effective for oral candidiasis but has less bioavailability than fluconazole. This study investigated a newly developed oral itraconazole solution …
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