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在输血依赖性沙拉塞米亚中预防铁负荷

M J Pippard, E A Letsky, S T Callender

    Lancet (London, England)
    |June 3, 1978
    PubMed
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    皮下注射德斯费里奥克萨明 (D.F.) 的注射 促进比肌内注射更大的铁损失在β-thalassaemia患者. 早期化疗法可以预防儿童的铁过载.

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