Dr. Paul Sue, an expert in pediatric infectious diseases, and Dr. Sara Dong, a physician specializing in transplant and immunocompromised host infections, delve into the complexities of invasive candidiasis in pediatric care. They emphasize the critical difference between candidiasis and colonization, shedding light on severe mortality risks for immunocompromised patients. The conversation tackles management strategies, including the necessity of indwelling line removal and the potential of granulocyte therapy, while navigating the challenges of treating critically ill children.

Dr. Paul Sue, an expert in pediatric infectious diseases, and Dr. Sara Dong, a specialist in transplant medicine, tackle the challenges of invasive fungal infections in immunocompromised children. They discuss the intricacies of diagnosing and treating these infections, especially post-transplantation. The importance of tailored antifungal regimens is emphasized, alongside the balance between necessary immunosuppression and infection risk. They also explore advanced diagnostics and the role of new technologies in improving patient outcomes.