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Ruolo dell’istologia osteo-midollare nella diagnosi e nel follow up delle malattie mieloproliferative croniche Philadelphia-negative (Ph- CMPDs)

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Emanuela Boveri
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Alessandro Castello
Barbara Burroni
Umberto Magrini
La classificazione WHO (2001) delle malattie mieloproliferative croniche Philadelphia negative (Ph- CMPDs): criteri isto-patologici Il ruolo della biopsia osteo-midollare (BOM) nell’ambito della diagnostica delle malattie mieloproliferative croniche Philadelphia negative (Ph- CMPDs) è stato recentemente sottolineato dalla classificazione della World Health Organization (WHO),1 che ha stabilito precisi criteri istopatologici per la diagnosi della Policitemia Vera (PV), della Trombocitemia Essenziale (TE) e della Mielofibrosi Idiopatica (MF).

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Boveri, E., Castello, A., Burroni, B., & Magrini, U. (2009). Ruolo dell’istologia osteo-midollare nella diagnosi e nel follow up delle malattie mieloproliferative croniche Philadelphia-negative (Ph- CMPDs). Hematology Meeting Reports (formerly Haematologica Reports), 2(6). https://doi.org/10.4081/hmr.v2i6.386
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