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Biopsy-proven rejection rate is equivalent in recipients undergoing living vs. deceased donor liver transplantation

Shaked A, Ghobrial RM, Merion RM, Shearon TH, Emond JC, Fair JH, Fisher RA, Kulik LM, Pruett TL, Terrault NA, A2ALL Study Group. Biopsy-proven rejection rate is equivalent in recipients undergoing living vs. deceased donor liver transplantation. Am J Transplant 2006 Aug 11;6(Suppl s2):172.

Public Release Type: Journal
Publication Year: 2006
Authors: Merion RM, Ghobrial RM, Shaked A, Shearon TH, Emond JC, Fair JH, Fisher RA, Kulik LM, Pruett TL, Terrault NA, A2ALL Study Group
Studies: Adult Living Donor Liver Transplantation Studies

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Biopsy-proven rejection rate is equivalent in recipients undergoing living vs. deceased donor liver transplantation

Shaked A, Ghobrial RM, Merion RM, Shearon TH, Emond JC, Fair JH, Fisher RA, Kulik LM, Pruett TL, Terrault NA, A2ALL Study Group. Biopsy-proven rejection rate is equivalent in recipients undergoing living vs. deceased donor liver transplantation. Am J Transplant 2006 Aug 11;6(Suppl s2):172.

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