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Nozari S, Haydari Kohan F, Ahmadi F, Asadi M, Fallahi F, Ghasemi Z et al . Comparision of antifungal effect of Nystatin alone and in combination with nanosilver particles against candida species isolated from chronic candidal vaginitis. RJMS 2013; 19 (104) :60-66
URL: http://rjms.iums.ac.ir/article-1-2389-en.html
Tehran University of Medical Sciences
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Background: Nystatin is a polyene with antifungal effect which is used in treatment of cutaneous and mucocutaneous candidiasis in diverse forms. Increasing its utilization in recent years has led to predominant increasing of resistances. Nowadays for increasing of antifungal effect and decreasing of resistance and side effects of drugs they are used in combination with each other. So we decided to investigate antifungal effect of Nystatin in combination with nanosilver particles.

 

Methods: This was an experimental study which has been accomplished on 30 samples of isolated candida species from patients effected to chronic candidal vaginitis. In this study the antifungal effects of Nystatin and silver nanoparticles each of them alone and in combination with each other by microdilution broth, were examined. Findings were described on the base of logestic regression and man-vitni exam.

 

Results: Findings suggested that Nystatin was able to inhibit the growth of candida species at an expanded range of concentration between 16-128 microgeram per milliliter. As well antifungal activity of Nystatin with silver nanoparticles was increased in comparision with using Nystatin alone.

 

Conclusion: Introduce of nanosilver in drug formation of Nystatin can be useful in treatment of chronic vaginal candidiasis.

 
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Type of Study: Research | Subject: Mycology

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