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Deval K Rana

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Applied immunology (incl. antibody engineering, xenotransplantation and t-cell therapies)

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|Jan 12, 2024

Evaluation of the benefit of the addition of 1% topical luliconazole versus topical bland emollient to the systemic itraconazole therapy for the management of disseminated dermatophytosis: A randomised control trial.

Deval K Rana, Tithi S Shah, Mansi H Rohit

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