Duration of anticoagulant treatment and recurrence of venous thromboembolism in patients with and without thrombophilic abnormalities
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W. Ageno | P. Prandoni | M. Moia | G. Agnelli | D. Imberti | M. Taliani | C. Becattini | G. Guazzaloca | R. Poggio | M. Silingardi | R. Salvi | M. Bazzan
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