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This question is not about me. is an acute transformation the terminal phase of a hematological malignancy?
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Many times: Acute transformation is a typical terminal phase for chronic hematological malignancies as treatment is extremely limited. Of course, details matter as each and every patient is different.
Answered 7/13/2020
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