Therapeutic drug monitoring for Diflucan is not routine but can guide therapy in complex cases.

Used for prophylaxis in high-risk solid organ transplant recipients.

Diflucan resistance can emerge during long-term suppressive therapy.

Can be administered via nasogastric tube as the oral suspension is well-absorbed.

Plays a role in selective digestive decontamination protocols in some ICU settings.

Diflucan is used in some selective digestive decontamination protocols.

Its spectrum is notably narrow among systemic antifungals, lacking activity against molds.

Can be used in some pediatric fungal infections with appropriate weight-based dosing.

Diflucan is not effective for primary treatment of fungal brain abscesses.

Diflucan achieves good penetration into peritoneal fluid.