| Abstract: | Certain general and local factors can increase the probability of complications of gastric ulcer (GU) and addition of conditionally pathogenic fungi (CPF), which requires direct examination of GU patients for fungous infections. Considering that addition of active CPF forms to ulcerous defects lead to enlargement and deepening of ulcers and postpones their healing, all patients with GU complicated by addition of CPF were administered antifungal drugs. A comparative study found no significant differences in the efficacy of eradication of fungal infection between system (resorbable) and luminal (non-resorbable) antimycotics. |
