Haematological indices of sickle cell patients with chronic leg ulcers on compression therapy

Author:

Babalola Oluwatoyin A.,Ogunkeyede Ayodele,Odetunde Abayomi B.,Fasola Foluke,Oni Anthony A.,Babalola Chinedum P.,Falusi Adeyinka G.

Publisher

AOSIS

Subject

Clinical Biochemistry,Medical Laboratory Technology,Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health

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