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. 1984 Apr 28;288(6426):1272. doi: 10.1136/bmj.288.6426.1272

Carcinomatous meningitis diagnosed with monoclonal antibodies.

H B Coakham, E I Harper, J A Garson, B Brownell, E B Lane
PMCID: PMC1441102  PMID: 6424824

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