A mathematical model for estimating residual transmission risk of occult hepatitis B virus infection with different blood safety scenarios

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Journal: Transfusion Year:2017 | Volume:57 | Issue:3 pt 2 Page(s): 841-849

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A mathematical model for estimating residual transmission risk of occult hepatitis B virus infection with different blood safety scenarios

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The prevalence and probable risk factors of HbsAg positive blood donors in Mazandaran province in 2013

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. (2017). A mathematical model for estimating residual transmission risk of occult hepatitis B virus infection with different blood safety scenarios. Transfusion, 57(3 pt 2), 841-849. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/750626/en

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. A mathematical model for estimating residual transmission risk of occult hepatitis B virus infection with different blood safety scenarios. Transfusion[Internet]. 2017;57(3 pt 2):841-849. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/750626/en

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, “A mathematical model for estimating residual transmission risk of occult hepatitis B virus infection with different blood safety scenarios,” Transfusion, vol. 57, no. 3 pt 2, pp. 841–849, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/750626/en

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