Invasive fungal sinusitis in patients undergoing bone marrow transplantation.

P Drakos(Hadassah Academic College), S Slavin(Hadassah Academic College), Reuven Or(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Galia Rahav(Sheba Medical Center), D. Ne'emean(Hadassah Medical Center), Arnon Nagler(Tel Aviv University), E Naparstek(Hadassah Academic College), Dan Engelhard(Hadassah Academic College), Joseph Kapelushnik(Hadassah Medical Center)

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September 1, 1993

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