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Antagonisms of potential concern in the clinical use of antifungal imidazoles and related azole-type drugs

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The author's work summarized in this communication was supported by the Department of Veterans Affairs.

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Beggs, W.H. Antagonisms of potential concern in the clinical use of antifungal imidazoles and related azole-type drugs. Mycopathologia 120, 131–132 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00436388

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