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Le fluconazole, commercialisé sous le nom de Diflucan, est un antifongique appartenant à la classe des triazolés. Son action repose sur l’inhibition de la 14α-déméthylase dépendante du cytochrome P450, empêchant la conversion du lanostérol en ergostérol, composant essentiel de la membrane fongique. Cette inhibition fragilise la membrane et conduit à la mort cellulaire. La biodisponibilité du fluconazole est élevée (90 %), avec une pénétration efficace dans le liquide céphalorachidien, ce qui justifie son utilisation dans les méningites cryptococciques. Sa demi-vie longue permet des administrations espacées. Les données cliniques soulignent son rôle dans la prise en charge des candidoses systémiques, des candidémies et des infections opportunistes chez les sujets immunodéprimés. Les références thérapeutiques indiquent que diflucan prix est intégré dans de nombreux protocoles, tout en rappelant la surveillance nécessaire des enzymes hépatiques et les interactions avec les substrats du CYP3A4 et du CYP2C9.
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The timer display on this treadmill only has 4 digits. For the first hour of your walk or run, it displays minutes and seconds, but when that first hour is up, it switches to showing hours at minutes. So at the end of that first hour, the display goes from 59:59 to 01:00. From that point forward it no longer displays seconds. I don't suppose this would be so bad, except that when your walk or run reaches an hour and forty minutes (01:40), the treadmill comes to a complete stop and the timer resets to 00:00 and starts counting up from zero in minutes and seconds again. So if you're interested in tracking your duration beyond 99 minutes and 99 seconds, you have to resort to doing math in your head or keeping a pad and pencil handy.
This family LOVES these books, and they have been a Christmas tradition for about 20 years now! Each year I have to be more creative so that these books are absolutely the last packages handed out - because immediately everything else must stop while the search for one thing or another starts - and all is quiet for a few minutes before laughter and calls of "look on this page" begin! And each person has to get their own copy of the book - so I usually wrap a large box or gift bag addressed to me, and hold onto it until the very end of all gifting - even though now everyone anticipates the books!