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Diseases of the Blood and Blood-Forming Organs
, 2010 There is normally a 36% increase in the blood volume during pregnancy with a maximum at the 34th gestational week (Peck and Arias, 1979). This dramatic change is caused by the 47% plasma volume increase and 17% red blood cell mass increase. The latter reaches its maximum at term.
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Diseases of the Blood and Blood-forming Organs
, 1990 The rubrics of this class, ICD 280–289, do not cover an important proportion of the deaths.
H. O. Lancaster
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Diseases of the blood and blood-forming organs.
, 2002 Ronald T. Brown +2 more
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2.1.3. Diseases of the Cardiovascular System, Blood and Blood-Forming Organs
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Borderlands Dim in Malignant Disease of the Blood-Forming Organs
Radiology, 1953It is in dealing with malignant disease of the blood-forming organs that teamwork between the radiologist and pathologist assumes its utmost importance, for here one faces so often a changing situation. In this group of malignant processes, it is impossible to catalogue once and for all time a given form of lymphoma or leukemia and be certain that it ...
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Roentgen Therapy in Diseases of the Blood-Forming Organs
Radiology, 1945While roentgen therapy is recognized as the best symptomatic treatment available for leukemia, Hodgkin's disease, and similar conditions, there is apparently no standard method of irradiation. The details appear to differ in some respects with each roentgenologist.
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Aptamers: Potential Diagnostic and Therapeutic Agents for Blood Diseases
Molecules, 2022Khaled Alkattan +2 more
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