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January 1, 1966Journal of Clinical PathologyOpen Access

Hepatic fibrosis in a child possibly due to prolonged methotrexate

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ATAleksander TalermanThomas Jefferson University RTR.B. ThompsonRoyal Victoria Infirmary

Abstract

A case is described in which marked hepatic fibrosis probably resulted from the prolonged treatment of acute leukaemia with methotrexate.

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