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January 1, 2000British Journal of Dermatology

Interferon alpha 2b for treatment of complex cutaneous haemangiomas of infancy: a reduceddosage schedule

Enrico Rampini Paolo Rampini C. Occella Dario Bleidl

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E. Rampini, P. Rampini, C. Occella, D. Bleidl; Interferon alpha 2b for treatment of complex cutaneous haemangiomas of infancy: a reduceddosage schedule, British

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