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PROCEEDINGS OF THE 1ST PAN-MIDDLE EASTERN CONFERENCE ON HAEMOGLOBINOPATHIES DAMASCUS (SYRIA), 1–2 MAY, 2009 GUEST EDITORS: MICHAEL ANGASTINIOTIS AND ANDROULLA ELEFTHERIOUThe Second Section: Blood Transfusion and Iron Overload

Blood Transfusion: Quality and Safety Issues in Thalassemia, Basic Requirements and New Trends

Pages S28-S36 | Published online: 13 Dec 2009

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