Recipient factors associated with having a potential living donor for liver transplantation

Author:

Doyle Adam1,Rabie Rania N.12,Mokhtari Arastoo1,Cattral Mark1,Ghanekar Anand1,Grant David1,Greig Paul1,Levy Gary1,Lilly Leslie1,McGilvray Ian1,Selzner Markus1,Selzner Nazia1,Renner Eberhard L.1

Affiliation:

1. Liver Transplant Program/Multi-Organ Transplant Program; University Health Network, Toronto General Hospital; Toronto ON Canada

2. Department of Medicine; Southlake Regional Health Centre; Newmarket ON Canada

Publisher

Wiley

Subject

Transplantation,Hepatology,Surgery

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