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Hepatitis C Virus And Its Genotypes In Patients Suffering From Chronic Hepatitis C With Or Without A Cryoglobulinemia-Related Syndrome
Hepatitis C Virus And Its Genotypes In Patients Suffering From Chronic Hepatitis C With Or Without A Cryoglobulinemia-Related Syndrome

By B. Ramdani, M. Adler, F. Nevens, M. Willems, L. Sheng, T. Roskams, J. M. Doutrelepont, P. Durez, S. Treille, V. Desmet, J. Fevery, Prof. Dr. S. H. Yap

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## Abstract Recently, evidence has been presented for a possible association between hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection and essential mixed cryoglobulinemia (EMC). Eleven consecutive patients with E...

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True Histiocytic Neoplasm Of Langerhans' Cell Type
True Histiocytic Neoplasm Of Langerhans' Cell Type

By E. Vandenberghe, R. De Vos, V. Desmet, J. Delabie, C. De Wolf-Peeters, K. Kennes, I. De Jonge

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## Abstract Malignant histiocytic neoplasms of dendritic cell lineage are rare and most are derived from the dendritic cells of the T‐cell and B‐cell areas of the lymph node, respectively. Only one...

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