The impact of HLA-DR compatibility on cadaver kidney graft survival in a prospective study with special emphasis on the quality of typing.

B K Jakobsen; E Langhoff; P Platz; L P Ryder; J H Thaysen; K Olgaard; J K Kristensen; H E Jørgensen; H Løkkegaard; F Rasmussen

doi:10.1111/j.1399-0039.1984.tb00016.x

The impact of HLA-DR compatibility on cadaver kidney graft survival in a prospective study with special emphasis on the quality of typing.

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