Clinical Trial
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Results in children of acute lymphoid leukemia: protocol ICIG-ALL 9 consisting of chemotherapy for only 9 months followed by active immunotherapy: comparison with the results of more prolonged chemotherapy protocols. Recognition of two groups of acute lymphoid leukemias from prognostic parameters
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Clinical Trial
Results in children of acute lymphoid leukemia: protocol ICIG-ALL 9 consisting of chemotherapy for only 9 months followed by active immunotherapy: comparison with the results of more prolonged chemotherapy protocols. Recognition of two groups of acute lymphoid leukemias from prognostic parameters
Recent Results Cancer Res.
1977.
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