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Thiotepa-based reduced intensity conditioning regimen: a 10 year follow up

A. Ibatici | F. Frassoni | T. Lamparelli | A. Bacigalupo | F. Gualandi | A. Dominietto | A. Raiola | D. Occhini | B. Bruno | S. Bregante | M. V. Lint | C. D. Grazia

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