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Fig 1.

a. Study flow for stage 1. b. Stage 2 cohorts. FCZ = fluconazole; AMB = amphotericin B; DLT = dose limiting toxicity; MTD = maximum tolerated dose; SMC = safety monitoring committee. Participants from Stage 1 for each of the 1600mg and 2000mg FCZ and AMB cohorts were combined with the participants from the Stage 2 group for the final safety and efficacy analysis.

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Table 1.

Accrual of participants by induction dose and ACTG sites.

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Table 2.

Baseline demographic, clinical and laboratory characteristics.

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Table 3.

Baseline non-cryptococcal meningitis opportunistic infections and AIDS-defining conditions by Stage and treatment.

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Fig 2.

Time to negative CM culture.

* In the 1600mg FZ arm, 4/45 subjects switched to Ampho B and culture converted by week 10, An additional 5/45 started ampho B and subsequently died. In the 2000mg FZ arm 5/43 subjects switched to Ampho B and culture converted by week 10. An additional 3/43 started ampho B and subsequently died. In the Ampho B arm, 1/46 subjects switched to Fluconazole and culture converted by week 10.

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Table 4.

Efficacy population: Cryptococcal CFU (Log10) at Weeks 0 and 2.

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Fig 3.

Time to death (safety population).

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Table 5.

Pairwise comparisons of FCZ with AMB.

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Fig 4.

Time to progression of symptoms through end of study.

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Table 6.

Causes of death.

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Table 7.

List of grade 2 or worse adverse events through end of study.

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Table 8.

Maximum DAIDS QTc* Grade of Visit or change from baseline.

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