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Renal allografting in the patient with juvenile diabetes mellitus

Habal et al., 1972

Document ID: 8921620973992212742
Author: Habal M; Birtch A; Kountz S; Stephans B; Murray J
Publication year: 1972
Publication venue: The American Journal of Surgery

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A case is presented to illustrate the change in our thinking regarding allotransplantation in patients with terminal juvenile diabetic nephropathy. The absence of any histopathologic changes in the first renal allograft after 704 days of transplantation encouraged us to …

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