Abstract
212 patients with cultural evidence of yeast-induced vaginal mycosis were treated with a single vaginal tablet of 500 mg clotrimazole. A diagnosis of infection due to a Candida species had been established before therapy in 95% of the patients studied. From the total group of 212 patients a further group was formed who had appeared at the check-ups as scheduled in the trial protocol and whose data were complete. This group included 83 cases. There was no therapeutic difference between the two patient groups. 89% of the patients of the total patient group evaluabale were found to be myco-logically cured at both check-ups. In the reduced patient group the rates of mycological cure at the times of examination were 87 and 89%, respectively. The clinical results obtained in the total patient group indicated a therapeutic success of 90% at both check-ups. In the reduced patient group the rate of therapeutic success was 93% at the first and 88% at the second check-up. The local tolerability of the Canesten® vaginal tablet was good. The side effects observed were rare and mild.

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