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Primum non nocere: the case against transplant for children with sickle cell anemia without progressive end-organ disease.

  • Clayton EW. Primum non nocere: the case against transplant for children with sickle cell anemia without progressive end-organ disease. Blood advances. 2017 Dec;1(1). 2568-2571. View on PubMed PMID: 29296909 [PubMed]

This article has a companion Point by Fitzhugh and Walters.

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