Worel et al., 2001 - Google Patents
Serial granulocytapheresisunder daily administration of rHuG–CSF: effects on peripheral blood counts, collection efficiency, and yieldWorel et al., 2001
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- 9508763211647208265
- Author
- Worel N
- Kurz M
- Peters C
- Höcker P
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- Publication venue
- Transfusion
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BACKGROUND: An option for treatment of severe infections in neutropenic patients is the transfusion of granulocytes from donors stimulated with rHuG–CSF. The schedule of rHuG– CSF‐stimulated granulocyte donations and the quality of the components remain …
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