Adverse effect of donor vasopressor support on immediate and one-year kidney allograft function
Authors:
- Nasimul AhsanNANasimul Ahsan
- Saleena DhillonSDSaleena Dhillon
- Michael HolmanMHMichael Holman
- Harold C. YangHYHarold C. Yang
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