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  • 21. Favorable outcome of amphotericin B treatment of zygomycotic necrotizing fascitis caused by Apophysomyces elegans.
    Devi SC, Kanungo R, Barreto E, Thomas AG, Shashikala N, Srinivasan S, Anitha PK.
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    Chakrabarti A, Kumar P, Padhye AA, Chatha L, Singh SK, Das A, Wig JD, Kataria RN.
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