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[Leg ulcer in thalassemia. The pathogenetic aspects and proposed treatment]
Minerva Medica
|April 7, 1983
Abstract:
A brief examination of the pathogenetic aspects of ulceration of the leg in thalassaemia is presented with a view to establishing the physiopathological bases for appropriate therapy. Reference is made to a personal case and to the excellent results obtained with the treatment employed.
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