Always welcome 🤗. Thank you for your kind words. My wish is to create a detailed online resource for PGs in dermatology. Keep watching, we will be uploading newer topics every week. 😊😊
Thank you for asking. Itraconazole can cause renal function according to the product insert. But articles mention no detrimental kidney function on clinical doses. Any nephropathy that worsens on itraconazole therapy warrants stoppage of treatment. So mild dysfunction not getting worse should be okay on itraconazole. Yes. The monitoring would be frequent in such a case. Does that answer your question?
Good question, itraconazole has been used in ages as low as a year, even below that for fungal infection. However, weight based dose changes and careful monitoring is required. Recommended usage is after 12 years though, with terbinafine being more favourable in younger age group. Itraconazole has been used in neonates too in exceptional case reports.
That is a good query. But there is no such thing as the best brand, since there are a lot of factors that go into the clinical response. It is always better to prescribe as per the experience of the practicing dermatologist. Thank you for asking though 😊
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Thank you so much sir for such informative lectures ..Anticipating more lectures like these for PGs .Thanking you
Always welcome 🤗. Thank you for your kind words. My wish is to create a detailed online resource for PGs in dermatology. Keep watching, we will be uploading newer topics every week. 😊😊
Thanks a lot for all lectures sir
So nice of you. Keep watching them please. It gives me immense motivation. 😊😊
37:54 T. Pseudoimbricata is also called as T. Indecisiva
Yes! Brilliant! 😊
Thank you so much sir.. can crisabarole drug details be the next video?
Thank you for your suggestion. With so many good topics to choose from, I wanted to go in a systematic manner. We will finish antifungals first.
@@sabhderma okay sir
Sir any renal contraindications for itraconazole? Iga nephropathy
Thank you for asking. Itraconazole can cause renal function according to the product insert. But articles mention no detrimental kidney function on clinical doses. Any nephropathy that worsens on itraconazole therapy warrants stoppage of treatment. So mild dysfunction not getting worse should be okay on itraconazole. Yes. The monitoring would be frequent in such a case. Does that answer your question?
Thank you sir
Thank you sir for such an informative video... One doubt sir , from which age onwards we can prescribe itraconazole in paediatric age group?
Good question, itraconazole has been used in ages as low as a year, even below that for fungal infection. However, weight based dose changes and careful monitoring is required. Recommended usage is after 12 years though, with terbinafine being more favourable in younger age group. Itraconazole has been used in neonates too in exceptional case reports.
Best brands for itraconazole?
That is a good query. But there is no such thing as the best brand, since there are a lot of factors that go into the clinical response. It is always better to prescribe as per the experience of the practicing dermatologist. Thank you for asking though 😊