High frequency of neurolymphomatosis as a relapse disease of intravascular large B‐cell lymphoma

Kosei Matsue(Kameda Medical Center), Toshihiro O’uchi(Kameda Medical Center), Masami Takeuchi(Kameda Medical Center), Kanichi Iwama(Kameda Medical Center), Hideaki Fujiwara(University of Michigan), Masayuki Yamakura(Kameda Medical Center), Takafumi Koyama(Kameda Medical Center), Brian Hayama(Japanese Foundation For Cancer Research)

Cancer

March 29, 2011

10.1002/cncr.26090

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