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ketoconazole

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ke⋅to⋅co⋅na⋅zole

[kee-toh-koh-nuh-zohl, -zawl]
–noun Pharmacology.
a synthetic substance, C26H28Cl2N4O4, used to treat a variety of fungal infections.

Origin:
keto- + -con- of uncert. derivation + azole
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ke·to·co·na·zole   (kē'tō-kə-nā'zōl')   
n.  A broad-spectrum antifungal agent administered either orally or topically to treat a variety of fungal infections.

[keto(ne) + (mi)conazole.]
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Main Entry: ke·to·co·na·zole
Pronunciation: "kE-tO-'kO-n&-"zOl
Function: noun
: a synthetic broad-spectrum antifungal agentC26H28Cl2N4O4 used to treat chronic internal and cutaneous disorders —see NIZORAL
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ketoconazole ke·to·co·na·zole (kē'tō-kō'nə-zōl')
n.
An antifungal agent effective on a variety of fungi and used to treat systemic and topical fungal infections.

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