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Cyclosporine Lowering with Everolimus or Mycophenolate to Preserve Renal Function in Heart Recipients: a Randomized Study

Overview
Journal Transplantation
Specialty General Surgery
Date 2010 Jan 26
PMID 20098293
Citations 6
Authors
Luciano Potena
Isidoro G Bianchi
Gaia Magnani
Marco Masetti
Fabio Coccolo
Francesco Fallani
Antonio Russo
Francesco Grigioni
Angelo Branzi
Claudio Ponticelli
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