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      Perspective > Medscape Pharmacists > Food and Drug Administration Approvals

      December 2003

      Jane S. Ricciuti, RPh, MS

      Disclosures

      January 29, 2004

      In This Article

      Anti-infective Agents

      VFEND
      (voriconazole) Tablets & Injection

      Manufacturer: Pfizer, Inc.

      Drug Approval Classification: Original New Drug Application (Approval Date: 11/14/03)

      New Indication: This new drug application provides for the use of VFEND (voriconazole) tablets and intravenous injection for esophageal candidiasis.

      VFEND (voriconazole) Tablets & Injection Labeling

      Medscape DrugInfo

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