The effect of bone marrow reticulin fibrosis degree at diagnosis on the success of intensive and reduced Intensity Induction therapy in de novo AML patients: retrospective single-center study

Hematology in Clinical Practice · Published 2025-05-15 · DOI 10.5603/hicp.101732

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