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Giulia Reggiani

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Infant and child healthNeonatology

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|Mar 30, 2024

Early-onset indicators of a hypercoagulable state and clinical complications in a cohort of children with sickle cell trait.

Giulia Reggiani, Maria Paola Boaro, Federica Menzato

|Sep 29, 2020

Emergency paediatric blood transfusion practices in Mozambique.

Giulia Reggiani, Arlindo Muhelo, Elena Cavaliere

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