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A 34-year-old man with relapsed acute leukaemia has been on voriconazole prophylaxis for three weeks. He now develops left facial pain, numbness over the cheek and a black crust on the nasal septum, with periorbital swelling. Biopsy of the crust is awaited. What is the most likely cause of his new infection?
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