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Topics in Therapeutic Plasma Exchange: Classification of Published Work

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Therapeutic Plasma Exchange

Abstract

Therapeutic plasma exchange, a new tool for selective treatment of patients suffering from immunologically mediated diseases as well as from a variety of endogenous and exogenous intoxications has gained wide-spread interest in recent years. Numerous publications until the end of 1980 reflect a steadily increasing experience and an interdisciplinary flow of know-how which will enhance further development and clinical application of plasma exchange therapy.

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Gurland, H.J., Heinze, V., Lee, H.A. (1981). Topics in Therapeutic Plasma Exchange: Classification of Published Work. In: Gurland, H.J., Heinze, V., Lee, H.A. (eds) Therapeutic Plasma Exchange. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67956-8_17

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