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Cappelli B et al. – Oral defibrotide prophylaxis and i.v. busulphan safely abated VOD incidence in high–risk patients who had undergone HSCT. A galenic preparation of oral DF also permits this treatment in low–weight patients. Costs of DF prophylaxis are acceptable considering the reduced incidence of VOD.

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