Safety and efficacy of a long‐acting liposomal formulation of plasma‐derived factor VIII in haemophilia A patients
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J. Spira | N. Zozulya | V. Zorenko | O. Plyushch | M. Baru | T. Andreeva | R. Yatuv | I. Velichkoi | O. Zalepukhina
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