Low serum erythropoietin--a strong diagnostic criterion of primary polycythaemia even at normal haemoglobin levels.

M. Messinezy, Thomas C. Pearson(Emory Healthcare), Nigel Westwood(St Thomas' Hospital), Richard M. Strong(St Thomas' Hospital), Sandra Woodcock(St Thomas' Hospital)

PubMed

September 1, 1995

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