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New article re: Inherited thrombocytopenia

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14 years 3 months ago - 14 years 3 months ago #16139 by Sandi
New article re: Inherited thrombocytopenia was created by Sandi
For those of you with a family history of ITP, this is worth reading:

bloodjournal.hematologylibrary.org/content/117/24/6673.abstract?ct
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14 years 3 months ago #16245 by Jenuk
Replied by Jenuk on topic Re: New article re: Inherited thrombocytopenia
Sandi thanks for this. Rob and I were part of a genetic investigation. There are so few families in the UK, at the time I think I was told 11 families. So it became a bigger clinical investigation with people from all around the world. I think our samples (Rob's and mine) went to the labs in the USA. I am now wondering if this article is based on the outcomes of that. I could not really make sense of it to be honest.

But thank you for posting the link here - a few of us would be interested in having that paper translated so I'll write to Drew Proven.
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