ABSTRACT
Objective To investigate the epidemiology of patients in malignant hematologic neoplasms with fungemia and provide evidence for clinical therapy. Methods 23 cases of patients of malignant hematologic neoplasms with fungemia concurrent clinical material, the dangerous factor, the fungus colony classification as well as the treatment and the prognosis were carried on the review analysis. Results Each patient with fungemia was seriously ill with two or more predisposing factors;Candida ablicans accounted for 47%;the rate of candida parapsilosi, candida tropicalis were 17%, 12%. In the 23 cases of patients,13 cases of patients cure (56.5%), 8 cases of patients died (34.7%);2 cases of patients give up (8.6%). Conclusion Fungemia in the patients of malignant hematologic neoplasms usually occurred with predisposing factors. Important measures to reduce mortality include curing the underlying diseases, emphasis on mornitoring fungal pathogen and susceptibility tests, early diagnosis and compliance medication principles.