[Changes in hemochromocytometric tests in cancer patients].
The paper shows that haemochromocytometric alterations occur at a very early stage and even in symptom-free cancer patients. This was confirmed by the examination of about 100 cases of confirmed cancer as yet not subjected to surgical, antiblastic or radiation treatment.
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Alterazioni degli esami emocromocitometrici in pazienti neoplastici.