Guideline : Recommendations for Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis and Treatment in Patients With Cancer

Guideline : Recommendations for Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis and Treatment in Patients With Cancer
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2007
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G. Lyman;A. Khorana;A. Falanga;D. Clarke‐Pearson;C. Flowers;M. Jahanzeb;A. Kakkar;N. Kuderer;M. Levine;H. Liebman;D. Mendelson;G. Raskob;M. Somerfield;P. Thodiyil;D. Trent;C. Francis
G. Lyman;A. Khorana;A. Falanga;D. Clarke‐Pearson;C. Flowers;M. Jahanzeb;A. Kakkar;N. Kuderer;M. Levine;H. Liebman;D. Mendelson;G. Raskob;M. Somerfield;P. Thodiyil;D. Trent;C. Francis
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G. Lyman;A. Khorana;A. Falanga;D. Clarke‐Pearson;C. Flowers;M. Jahanzeb;A. Kakkar;N. Kuderer;M. Levine;H. Liebman;D. Mendelson;G. Raskob;M. Somerfield;P. Thodiyil;D. Trent;C. Francis

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