prophylactic antifungals

How is the effectiveness of prophylactic antifungals monitored?

Monitoring the effectiveness of prophylactic antifungal therapy involves:
- Regular clinical assessments: To identify any signs of breakthrough infections.
- Laboratory tests: Including complete blood counts, liver and kidney function tests.
- Drug level monitoring: For agents like voriconazole and posaconazole to ensure therapeutic levels.

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