[Recurrent acute thrombopenia after glaphenine. 1 case].

J F Bosset; G Perriguey; A Rozenbaum; R Leconte Des Floris

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[Recurrent acute thrombopenia after glaphenine. 1 case].

J F Bosset·G Perriguey·A Rozenbaum·R Leconte Des Floris

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Acute Disease Female Glafenine Humans Middle Aged Thrombocytopenia ortho-Aminobenzoates Case Reports Letter

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J F Bosset, G Perriguey, A Rozenbaum, R Leconte Des Floris. 1979-04-28. [Recurrent acute thrombopenia after glaphenine. 1 case].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40182/

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