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Survey of current prophylaxis practices and bleeding characteristics of children with severe haemophilia A in US haemophilia treatment centres

scientific article published on 4 May 2011

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Survey of current prophylaxis practices and bleeding characteristics of children with severe haemophilia A in US haemophilia treatment centres (English)

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M V Ragni

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P J Fogarty

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N C Josephson

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A T Neff

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L J Raffini

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C M Kessler

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