A CASE OF THALASSAEMIA IN AN IRISHWOMAN.
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Anemia↗
Biomedical subjects
M G NELSON
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OBITUARY. MATHEW HARRIS O'CONNOR.
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Education, Medical↗
Familial hypochromic anaemia with hyperferricaemia. A study of two families.
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Anemia↗
Leucocyte antibodies and transfusion reactions.
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Antibodies↗
Blood cell counting: a comparison of the E.E.L. and Coulter machines.
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Blood Cell Count↗
Therapy of acute leukaemia: comparison of initial treatment with 6-mercap-topurine alone and in combination with steroids.
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Acute Disease↗
Pseudo-tumour of bone in haemophilia.
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Bone Diseases↗
Science and the progress of medicine.
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Humans↗
Busulphan in the treatment of chronic granulocytic leukaemia.
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Busulfan↗
Haemoglobinometry by an automatic analytical procedure.
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Automation↗
Toxic marrow failure treated by a homograft of foetal haemopoietic tissue.
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Allografts↗
Paroxysmal cold haemoglobinuria.
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Cold Temperature↗
Haemophilia in Northern Ireland.
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Hemophilia A↗
Haemorrhagic thrombocythaemia.
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Blood Platelets↗
A case of mycosis fungoides with apparent hypersplenic syndrome.
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Hypersplenism↗