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aspergillosis, since full clinical and laboratory data are available on so few patients. Ketoconazole may prove useful as a prophy- lactic drug in severely immunosuppressed patients. In one re- cent study8 it was more effective than topical amphotericin B and nystatin in eliminating oral fungal carriage or infection in patients with leukaemia or marrow aplasia, with the exception of those receiving allogeneic bone marrow grafts.
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