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Síndrome de Sêzary con intensa afectación ganglionar.

Margarita Delgado Portela, Miguel Angel Piris Pinilla*, Helíades Portillo Pérez-Olivares**, Marcial García Rojo, Jesús González García, Francisco Martín Dávila, Rafael López Pérez, Manuel Carbajo Vicente, Ana Puig Rullán.

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