Influence of HLA AB and DR antigen matching in transfused cadaver renal transplant patients

Sergio J. Rybka; Andrew C. Novick; William E. Braun; Donald Steinmuller

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Influence of HLA AB and DR antigen matching in transfused cadaver renal transplant patients

Sergio J. Rybka, M.D., Andrew C. Novick, M.D., William E. Braun, M.D. and Donald Steinmuller, M.D.

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine June 1983, 50 (2) 227-230;

Sergio J. Rybka

Department of Urology, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

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Andrew C. Novick

Department of Urology, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

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William E. Braun

Department of Hypertension and Nephrology, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

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Donald Steinmuller

Department of Hypertension and Nephrology, The Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

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vol. 50 no. 2 227-230

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0891-1150

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1939-2869

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Received November 1, 1982
Accepted February 1, 1983
Published online June 1, 1983.

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Influence of HLA AB and DR antigen matching in transfused cadaver renal transplant patients

Sergio J. Rybka, Andrew C. Novick, William E. Braun, Donald Steinmuller

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Jun 1983, 50 (2) 227-230;

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Influence of HLA AB and DR antigen matching in transfused cadaver renal transplant patients

Sergio J. Rybka, Andrew C. Novick, William E. Braun, Donald Steinmuller

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Jun 1983, 50 (2) 227-230;

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