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The effect of hepatitis G virus infection on hematological laboratory values in patients with chronic hepatitis C and B

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  1. Institute of Infectious Diseases, Wolska 37, P-01-201, Warsaw, Poland

    M. Radkowski M. D., Ph. D., J. Cianciara M. D., Ph.D. & W. Stanczak M. D.

  2. Div. of Transplantation Medicine, Thomas E. Starzl Transplantation Institute, BST 1513E 200 Lothrop St., 15213, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

    L. -F. Wang M. D., Ph.D. & T. Laskus M. D.

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Radkowski, M., Cianciara, J., Stanczak, W. et al. The effect of hepatitis G virus infection on hematological laboratory values in patients with chronic hepatitis C and B. Infection 27, 48 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02565174

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