The Management of Light Chain (Al) Amyloidosis in Europe: Clinical Characteristics, Treatment Patterns, and Efficacy Outcomes Between 2004 and 2018

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Palladini, G
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Schonland, S
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Merlini, G
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Milani, P
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Jaccard, A
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Bridoux, F
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Dimopoulos, MA
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Ravichandran, S
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Hegenbart, U
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Roeloffzen, W
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Agis, H
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Minnema, MC
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Hajek, R
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Joao, C
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Leonidakis, A
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Cheliotis, G
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Sonneveld, P
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Kastritis, E
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Wechalekar, A
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Year published
2023
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in BLOOD CANCER JOURNAL, ISSN: 2044-5385
Volume: 13, Issue: 1
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Pubmed: 36697388
Scopus: 2-s2.0-85146847387
Wos: WOS:000920670200001
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ISSN: 2044-5385
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Name Order Name   Name Order Name   Name Order Name
1 Palladini, G;   2 Schonland, S;   3 Merlini, G;
4 Milani, P;   5 Jaccard, A;   6 Bridoux, F;
7 Dimopoulos, MA;   8 Ravichandran, S;   9 Hegenbart, U;
10 Roeloffzen, W;   11 Cibeira, MT;   12 Agis, H;
13 Minnema, MC;   14 Bergantim, R ;   15 Hajek, R;
16 Joao, C;   17 Leonidakis, A;   18 Cheliotis, G;
19 Sonneveld, P;   20 Kastritis, E;   21 Wechalekar, A;

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