So that required antifungals can be given prophylactically in surgery.
What are the chances of fungal coinfection in secondary peritonitis?
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- 5 Aug 2009 by sanjeevanjyoti
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- fungal peritonitis, peritonitis
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robo8 Aug 2009
Sorry, couldn't find a specific answer to your question.
The information at http://www.drugs.com/enc/peritonitis-secondary.html may help.
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