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The role of d-dimer as first marker of thrombophilia in women affected by sterility: implications in pathophysiology and diagnosis of thrombophilia induced sterility.
Di Micco P, D'Uva M, Strina I, Mollo A, Amato V, Niglio A, De Placido G
J Transl Med
2004 Nov 9,
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