Cyclosporin A and steroid therapy in sixty-six cadaver kidney recipients.

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Published in Surg Gynecol Obstet on October 01, 1981

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T E Starzl, G B Klintmalm, R Weil, K A Porter, S Iwatsuki, G P Schroter, C Fernandez-Bueno, N MacHugh

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