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thank you for the ladies and gentlemen i would like to present the case
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of the late rechargeable it who had a new nature that in the interim
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which i referred
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this and and survivors mending details um the palais was born and we thirty six of this patient with
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three tell something fifty gram and on day forty presented with
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a cheap who are drinking and liturgy yeah in a sceptical worked out with
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virus and the number one trap and how they're to that he'd event not the
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tests yeah on the back and the fact that contract down to fifty we gave
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a transfusion and within three days we need to give him
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three more platelet transfusions because tightly controlled down again after the transfusions
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this is why we did that that yet announced takes also foreign aid
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then found antibiotics against the h. p. a. n. h. l. a.'s system
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we ever buy an h. with him little even g. intravenously
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two times and after that the tax that count increased spontaneously
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s. confusion
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i first have to correct first sentence and can explain the
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soviet from the site in yeah but what i want to say
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when you find us in the atom seed in yeah
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that needs repetitive transfusions you should also think of the name
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nate just a very rare disease and in this case the combination of
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against h. p. h. and h. l. a. system is also very rare
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um the good thing is that you can give into the little i'm tired
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transfusions for h. p. a. and h. l. system
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thank you very much for your attention
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ah questions
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right
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sorry
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it was um through t. but when we first um test a lot on they
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that that that count up one
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and what day it was fifty so we start their e. e. to get the transfusions

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