Parenterally transmitted hepatitis A associated with platelet transfusions. Epidemiologic study of an outbreak in a marrow transplantation center.

Abstract During 3 months, nine patients with a marrow transplant hospitalized in a leukemia research center and six donor-members of their families developed acute hepatitis. Serum glutamic-oxalace...

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