Antimycotics

Definition
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Medicinal products which have either a fungistatic or fungicidal action. See Table 1 for the classification.

Polyenes (polyene macrolides)

Imidazoles (systemic and local; local in concentrations of 1-2%)

Triazoles (used systemically)

Allylamine

Echinocandins (lipopeptides; inhibitors of glycan synthase)

Morpholine

Various

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Dermatology

Heterogeneous group of etiologically different diseases characterized by the deposition of endogenous or al...

see below Mycoses; see below Dermatomycoses

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Group/Substance	Forms of application	Spectrum of action
		Dermatophytes	yeasts	Moulds
Polyenes
amphotericin B	top., p.o., i.v.		+
Natamycin	top., p.o.		+
Nystatin	top., p.o.		+
Imidazole
Bifonazole	top.	+	+	+
Clotrimazole	top.	+	+	+
Croconazole	top.	+	+	+
Econazole	top.	+	+	+
Fenticonazole	top.	+	+	+
Isoconazole	top.	+	+	+
Ketoconazole	top., p.o.	+	+	+
Miconazole	top., p.o., i.v.	+	+	+
Oxiconazole	top.	+	+	+
Sertaconazole	top.	+	+	+
Tioconazole	top.	+	+	+
Triazoles
Fluconazole	p.o., i.v.	+	+	(+)
Itraconazole	p.o., i.v.	+	+	+
Voriconazole	p.o., i.v.		+	+
Allylamine
Naftifine	top.	+
Terbinafine	top., p.o.	+
Hydroxypiridone
Ciclopirox	top.	+	+	+
Echinocandine
Caspofungin	i.v.		+	+
Morpholine
Amorolfine	top.	+	+	+
Various
Dequalinium chloride	top.	(+)	+	(+)
Pyrithione Zinc	top.	(+)	+	(+)
Griseofulvin (in D out of trade)	top., p.o.	+
Fenticlor	top.	+	+
Flucytosine	i.v.	(+)	(+)
Tolciclate	top.	+
Tolnaftat	top.	+
Undecylenic acid	top.		+