Clinical and demographic characteristics of Epstein-Barrvirus-associated childhood Burkitt’s lymphomain Southeastern Brazil: epidemiological insightsfrom an intermediate risk region

Hassan, Rocio ; Klumb, Claudete Esteves ; Felisbino, Fabricio E. ; Guiretti, Deisy M. ; White, Lidia R. ; Stefanoff, Claudio Gustavo ; Barros, Mario Henrique M. ; Seu nez, H‚ctor N. ; Zalcberg, Ilana R. .
Haematologica ; 93(5): 780-783, may. 2008. tab, graf
Artículo en Inglés | TXTC | ID: txt-22107

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