Prevalence of Monoclonal Gammopathy of Undetermined Significance Among Men in Ghana
Authors:
- Ola LandgrenOLOla Landgren
- Jerry A. KatzmannJKJerry A. Katzmann
- Ann W. HsingAHAnn W. Hsing
- Ruth M. PfeifferRPRuth M. Pfeiffer
- Robert A. KyleRKRobert A. Kyle
- Edward D. YeboahEYEdward D. Yeboah
- Richard B. BiritwumRBRichard B. Biritwum
- Yao TetteyYTYao Tettey
- Andrew A. AdjeiAAAndrew A. Adjei
- Dirk R. LarsonDLDirk R. Larson
- Angela DispenzieriADAngela Dispenzieri
- L. Joseph MeltonLML. Joseph Melton
- 1 December 2007
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Mayo Clinic Proceedings
- Vol. 82 (12) , 1468-1473
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