Rheotherapy for vascular disorders.

Int J Artif Organs

Department of Immunohematology, Immunohematology Services, S. Martino University Hospital, Genova--Italy.

Published: October 2005

Patients with vascular disorders are seldom offered apheresis in he management of their symptoms. In this article we review the different apheretical techniques used in these situations.

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