Perioperative blood transfusion has distinct postsurgical oncologic impact on patients with different stage of hepatocellular carcinoma
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B. Peng | M. Kuang | Xiaohui Wang | Shao-Qiang Li | Y. Hua | Chao-Ying Qi | Wenjie Hu | Gui-Xing Chen
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