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Research Article

A new automatic device for routine cord blood banking: critical analysis of different volume reduction methodologies

Pilar Solves Cord Blood Bank Transfusion Center, Valencia, SpainCorrespondence[email protected]
,
Vicente Mirabet Cord Blood Bank Transfusion Center, Valencia, Spain
,
Amando Blanquer Cord Blood Bank Transfusion Center, Valencia, Spain
,
Francisco Delgado-Rosas Cord Blood Bank Transfusion Center, Valencia, Spain
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Dolores Planelles Cord Blood Bank Transfusion Center, Valencia, Spain
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Margarita Andrade Cord Blood Bank Transfusion Center, Valencia, Spain
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Francisco Carbonell-Uberos Cord Blood Bank Transfusion Center, Valencia, Spain
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M. Angeles Soler Cord Blood Bank Transfusion Center, Valencia, Spain
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Roberto Roig Cord Blood Bank Transfusion Center, Valencia, Spain
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Pages 1101-1107 | Published online: 24 Nov 2009

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