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NosocomialCryptococcus laurentii fungemia in a bone marrow transplant patient after prophylaxis with ketoconazole successfully treated with oral fluconazole

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    V. Krčméry Jr. M. D., Ph. D., A. Kunova & J. Mardiak

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Krčméry, V., Kunova, A. & Mardiak, J. NosocomialCryptococcus laurentii fungemia in a bone marrow transplant patient after prophylaxis with ketoconazole successfully treated with oral fluconazole. Infection 25, 130 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02113596

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