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Review
. 2005 May;54(5):732-3.

Biologics in inflammatory disease: infliximab associated risk of lymphoma development

C Bucher, L Degen, S Dirnhofer, M Pless, R Herrmann, P Schraml, P Went
Review

Biologics in inflammatory disease: infliximab associated risk of lymphoma development

C Bucher et al. Gut. 2005 May.
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