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Dr Mark Velangi
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Year
Dr Roderick Skinner
Dr Mark Velangi
Dr Nicholas Bown
Donor lymphocyte infusions for post-transplant relapse of refractory anemia with excess blasts and monosomy 7
2008
Dr Tina Biss
Dr Mark Velangi
Dr John Hanley
Failure of rituximab to induce immune tolerance in a boy with severe haemophilia A and an alloimmune factor VIII antibody: a case report and review of the literature
2006
Dr Mark Velangi
Dr Michael Reid
Dr Roderick Skinner
Hybrid chemotherapy in two children with acute leukemia of ambiguous lineage
2006
Dr Mark Velangi
Elizabeth Matheson
Professor Andy Hall
Dr Julie Irving
Detecting mismatch repair defects in myeloma
2005
Dr Mark Velangi
Professor Graham Jackson
Less than half of patients aged 65 years or under with myeloma proceed to transplantation: results of a two region population-based survey
2005
Dr Mark Velangi
Reply to Saravanamuttu et al: Uptake of high dose therapy and peripheral blood stem cell transplantation in myeloma patients < 65 years - the role of the myeloma multi-disciplinary team
2005
Professor Graham Jackson
Dr Mark Velangi
Only a minority of age eligible patients with myeloma undergo treatment with autologous transplantation. A population based study of the contributory factors. A combined survey on behalf of The Northern Ireland Regional Haematology Group (NIRHG) and The Newcastle Regional Haematology Group (NRHG)
2004
Professor Graham Jackson
Dr Mark Velangi
Only a minority of myeloma patients aged under 65 years receive high-dose therapy with autologous transplantation
2004
Dr Mark Velangi
Professor Graham Jackson
Dr Penelope Taylor
Professor Andy Hall
Dr Julie Irving
et al.
DNA mismatch repair pathway defects in the pathogenesis and evolution of myeloma
2003
Dr Mark Velangi
Dr Michael Reid
Dr Nicholas Bown
Professor Graham Jackson
Professor Stephen Proctor
et al.
Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia of the L3 subtype in adults in the Northern health region of England 1983-99
2002