CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE AND HUMAN ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION
Authors:
- T.E. StarzlTST.E. Starzl
- I. PennIPI. Penn
- G. SchroterGSG. Schroter
- C.W. PutnamCPC.W. Putnam
- C.G. HalgrimsonCHC.G. Halgrimson
- G. MartineauGMG. Martineau
- H. AmemiyaHAH. Amemiya
- C.G. GrothCGC.G. Groth
- 1 July 1971
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in The Lancet
- Vol. 298 (7715) , 70-74
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