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Acute Erythroleukemia: Evaluation of 48 Cases With Reference to Classification, Cell Proliferation, Cytogenetics, and Prognosis

1 Nov 1998

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We evaluated 48 archival cases of acute erythroleukemia and divided them into 3 groups: M6a, corresponding to the traditional French-American-British M6 category; M6b, which is pure erythroleukemia; and M6c, in which myeloblasts and pronormoblasts each account for more than 30% of cells by the French-American-British exclusion criteria. No significant differences were noted among the subtypes for ratio of males...

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PMID: 9802343
DOI: 10.1093/ajcp/110.5.590

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