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March 15, 1987CancerOpen Access

A morphologic study of childhood lymphoma of the diffuse “histiocytic” type the pediatric oncology group experience

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BNBharat N. NathwaniCity Of Hope National Medical CenterRGRogers C. GriffithUniversity of ToledoDKDavid R. KellyUniversity of Southern California

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