Objectives. To review current literature concerning etiology and complications of life-threatening pathological childhood obesity. To evaluate the treatment results of two obese children who developed life-threatening complications of pathological obesity.
Methods. A overview of current literature. A retrospective analysis of the case history.
Introduction. More attention is drawn to Candida spp. blood infections and its frequency especially in the development of intervention treatment technologies and the increasfng number of immunosuppressive patients. Our aim was to determine the Candida species, clinical indicators, patient outcomes and to identify risk factors interfaces in C. albicans and C. non-albicans for patients with candidemia, who were treated in intensive care unit (ICU) and those who had not been treated in ICU.
