Fungi represent a very important cause of microbial eye infections, especially in tropical and
developing countries, as they could cause sight-threating disease, such as keratitis and …

Purpose: To determine the type of Candida species in ocular infections and to investigate
the relationship of antifungal susceptibility profile to virulence factors. Methods: Fifty isolates …

Purpose: To report clinical and microbiological profile of patients with ocular candidiasis.
Materials and Methods: Patients with ocular candidiasis were retrospectively identified from …

Intraocular Candida infections, although uncommon, represent an important clinical problem
owing to the potential for visual loss, which can be bilateral. Candida chorioretinitis and …

Candida endophthalmitis is a sight‐threatening manifestation of disseminated candidiasis.
The occurrence of endogenous candida endophthalmitis in patients with candidemia has …

Purpose: To compare the in vitro activity of topical amphotericin B (AMB), natamycin,
voriconazole, and fluconazole against human corneal isolates of Candida sp. for guidance …

Purpose: Chronic infections of Candida albicans are characterised by the embedding of
budding and entwined filamentous fungal cells into biofilms. The biofilms are refractory to …

The presence of fungal infections continue to grow worldwide, mostly in immunosuppressed
patients, and in individuals with continued antimicrobial treatments. Candida spp. are the …

Invasive Candida infections are important causes of morbidity and mortality in
immunocompromized and hospitalized patients. This article provides the joint …

Purpose: To study antibiotic susceptibility and biofilm-forming potential of ocular isolates of
Candida albicans along with gene expression. Methods: Seven clinical isolates of C …