Аннотация
Инвазивные грибковые инфекции — растущая проблема современной медицины. Распространённость инвазивных грибковых инфекций значительно выросла за последние несколько десятилетий параллельно с увеличением популяции иммунокомпрометированных пациентов. Количество доступных и разрешённых к применению системных антимикотиков на сегодняшний день недостаточно, а прогресс в создании новых препаратов не в полной мере соответствует темпам роста распространённости инвазивных микозов. В статье в краткой форме изложены ключевые моменты применительно к существующим и ожидающимся в скором будущем системным антимикотикам, которые могут помочь практикующему врачу сориентироваться с выбором препаратов в той или иной клинической ситуации.
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