Biomedical subjects
A Kliman
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Infusion of normal HL-A identical leukocytes in Sanfilippo disease type B. Estimate of infused cell survival by assays of alpha-N-acetylglucosaminidase activity and cytogenetic techniques: effect on glycosaminoglycan excretion in the urine.
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Transfusions of platelets and white cells obtained from single donors.
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Gold vs. the gift of blood.
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Hepatitis-associated antigen (Australia antigen) in Massachusetts blood donors.
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Blood misuse in Massachusetts?
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Australia antigen in volunteer and paid blood donors.
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Red Cross blood and hepatitis.
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No hepatitis after packed red cells?
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Presently useful plasma volume expanders.
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The microhematocrit test as a method for evaluating deferment by copper sulfate.
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A red blood cell freezing program for Massachusetts.
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Efficacy of the Latham blood processor to perform plateletpheresis.
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Malaria and blood transfusions.
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Pathologic fracture risk in rehabilitation of patients with bony metastases.
Fifty-four patients with metastatic bone disease were followed prospectively to assess the risk of pathologic fracture during rehabilitation. Sixteen fractures were observed in 12 patients. Only one fracture occurred while the patient was undergoing rehabilitation, and this was a fourth lumbar vertebral compression that did not affect the clinical course of the patient. Patients in the fracture group were generally younger, female, and in a more advanced stage of disease with lytic metastases and a previous occurrence of pathologic fracture.