Haploidentical transplantation with post-infusion cyclophosphamide in advanced Hodgkin lymphoma

Author:

Castagna L,Bramanti S,Devillier R,Sarina B,Crocchiolo R,Furst S,El-Cheikh J,Granata A,Faucher C,Harbi S,Morabito L,Mariotti J,Puvinathan S,Weiller P J,Chabannon C,Mokart D,Carlo-Stella C,Bouabdallah R,Santoro A,Blaise D

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Transplantation,Hematology

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