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July 29, 2013American Journal of Clinical Pathology

Incidence of Transfusion-Related Adverse Reactions per Patient Reflects the Potential Risk of Transfusion Therapy in Japan

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HKHidefumi KatoAichi Medical UniversityMUMotoaki UrumaYOYoshiki OkuyamaJapanese Red Cross Society, Japan

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