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Published August 5, 2016 at 905 × 610 in Efficacy and safety of early switching to subcutaneous HBIg after liver transplantation.
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Figure 2. Anti-HBs titers after switching from IV to subcutaneous HBIG (Zutectra)

Figure 2. Anti-HBs titers after switching from IV to subcutaneous HBIG (Zutectra)

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