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Cooley anemia: High transfusion regimen and chelation therapy, results, and perspectiveWeiner et al., 1978
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- Weiner M
- Karpatkin M
- Hart D
- Seaman C
- Vora S
- Henry W
- Piomelli S
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- The Journal of Pediatrics
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A tranfusion regimen aimed an maintaining hemoglobin levels above 9.5 gm/dl from the time of early diagnosis has permitted eight with Cooley anemia to liver normal, active lives, without hypersplenism or cardiac dysfunction (three to 13 years of observation) …
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