Influence of spontaneous portosystemic collateral pathways on portal hemodynamics in living-related liver transplantation in children. Doppler ultrasonographic study.

M Fujimoto; F Moriyasu; T Nada; Y Suginoshita; Y Ito; K Nishikawa; H Someda; M Okuma; Y Inomata; N Ozaki

doi:10.1097/00007890-199507150-00008

Influence of spontaneous portosystemic collateral pathways on portal hemodynamics in living-related liver transplantation in children. Doppler ultrasonographic study.

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Influence of spontaneous portosystemic collateral pathways on portal hemodynamics in living-related liver transplantation in children. Doppler ultrasonographic study.

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