Systemic venous drainage of pancreas allografts as independent cause of hyperinsulinemia in type I diabetic recipients.

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Published in Diabetes on May 01, 1990

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P Diem1, M Abid, J B Redmon, D E Sutherland, R P Robertson

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1: Department of Medicine, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis 55455.

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