| Impact Factor (JCR 2010): 1.074
PREVIOUS VOLUMES
Access contents through Elsevier
|
Volume 29 (2012); Issue 2
Spanish| Invasive mycoses in the critically ill patient
Zaragoza R & Pemán J |
69-70
|
| Towards an early diagnosis of invasive candidiasis in the critically ill patient
Pemán J & Zaragoza R |
71-75
|
| Persistent candidemia in a renal-pancreatic transplant patient
Solla-Buceta M, Hurtado-Doce A & Álvarez-Rocha L |
76-80
|
| Candida peritonitis in a haemodynamically stable patient. First choice of antifungal treatment … fluconazole?
Maseda E & Gilsanz F |
81-84
|
| Echinocandins in a critically ill patient during continuous venovenous renal replacement
Aguilar G, Carbonell JA, Ferrando C, Badenes R & Belda FJ |
85-89
|
| Pulmonary aspergillosis in a non-immunocompromised critically ill patient
Álvarez-Lerma F & Rey-Pérez A |
90-92
|
| Invasive candidiasis in severely ill burned patients
Amaya-Villar R |
93-96
|
| Invasive candidiasis in a lung retransplantation recipient
Merlo-Martínez P, Iranzo-Valero R & García-Fernández J |
97-101
|
| Clinical features of critically ill patients with invasive fungal infection
Borges-Sá M & Aranda-Pérez M |
102-107
|
| Antifungal treatment options in the critically ill patient
Zaragoza R & Pemán J |
108-113
|