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Experience with rituximab in scleroderma: results from a 1-year, proof-of-principle study

Authors
  1. Alexandra Kazantzi
  2. Andrew P. Andonopoulos
  3. Asano
  4. Athanassios C. Tsamandas
  5. Baroni
  6. Bosello
  7. Canninga-van Dijk
  8. Carella
  9. Chaido Sirinian
  10. Christina Kalogeropoulou
  11. Cutler
  12. Czirjak
  13. Daikeler
  14. Dimitrios Daoussis
  15. Fujimoto
  16. Georgios Yiannopoulos
  17. Hasegawa
  18. Hoyles
  19. Khanna
  20. Lafyatis
  21. Lafyatis
  22. Liossis
  23. Lombardi
  24. Maria Karampetsou
  25. McGonagle
  26. Murata
  27. Nash
  28. Nelson
  29. Nihtyanova
  30. Okamoto
  31. Perez-Simon
  32. Perruche
  33. Plastiras
  34. Poole
  35. Preliminary criteria for the classification of systemic sclerosis (scleroderma)
  36. Rangan
  37. Redelmeier
  38. Sakkas
  39. Sakkas
  40. Sato
  41. Sato
  42. Scopa
  43. Sfikakis
  44. Sfikakis
  45. Smith
  46. Stamatis-Nick C. Liossis
  47. Tashkin
  48. Tashkin
  49. Tivol
  50. Valentini
  51. Warrick
  52. Whitfield
  53. Wollheim
  54. Yiannopoulos
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Oxford University Press
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    Abstract

    Objective. To assess the efficacy of rituximab (RTX) in SSc

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