Irreversible imatinib-induced pneumonitis following long-term imatinib administration.

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Nobuhiko Seki,Akemi Ito,Kennichi Watanabe,Reishi Shibakuki,Takashi Seto,Kazutsugu Uematsu,Tetsuya Mine,Kenji Eguchi,Nobuhiko Seki,Akemi Ito,Kennichi Watanabe,Reishi Shibakuki,Takashi Seto,Kazutsugu Uematsu,Tetsuya Mine,Kenji Eguchi,Nobuhiko Seki,Akemi Ito,Kennichi Watanabe,Reishi Shibakuki,Takashi Seto,Kazutsugu Uematsu,Tetsuya Mine,Kenji Eguchi,

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N Seki,A Ito,K Watanabe,R Shibakuki,T Seto,K Uematsu,T Mine,K Eguchi,N Seki,A Ito,K Watanabe,R Shibakuki,T Seto,K Uematsu,T Mine,K Eguchi,N Seki,A Ito,K Watanabe,R Shibakuki,T Seto,K Uematsu,T Mine,K Eguchi,

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PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

Journal: Internal medicine (Tokyo, Japan)

VOLUME: 46

Page Numbers: 1941-2

Journal Abbreviation: Intern. Med.

ISSN: 1349-7235

DAY: 3

MONTH: 12

YEAR: 2007

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