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What is the diffrence between lipid complex amphotericin b and liposomal amphotericin b efficacy?
Posted 7 Apr 2012 • 0 answers • 
Is the medication in the IV bag supposed to be yellow each time for the amphotericin B IV therapy?
Posted 16 Apr 2011 • 1 answer •
Amphotericin B - What is the stability duration of IV fungizone if it reconstituted and diluted?
Diluted to 0.15% to be taken as eye drops? and is it harmful if administrated for 2 weeks after reconstitution? Note: It is refrigerated at (8c-2c)
Posted 7 Mar 2011 • 1 answer •
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Amphotericin B Lipid Complex - After mixing, how quickly must this drug be administered?
My sister has disseminated coccidioidomycosis [meningitis] and she seems to be relapsing; I'm concerned that the drug is not being administered in a timely manner.
Posted 17 May 2010 • 1 answer •
What is the difference between Amphotericin B lipid complex and liposomal Amphotericin B?
Posted 29 Apr 2010 • 1 answer •
Has there been any cases of amphotericin b causing severe heart damage?
One day I came down with congestive heart failure and upon looking at my heart, they said it was damaged as bad as if I were shooting major drugs for more than 10 years. The only drug I ever had in ...
Posted 15 Apr 2010 • 1 answer •
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