FK506 may suppress liver injury during the early period following living-related liver transplantation.

T Kato; Y Sato; I Kurasaki; S Yamamoto; K Hirano; H Nakatsuka; T Kobayashi; H Kameyama; T Watanabe; K Hatakeyama

doi:10.1016/s0041-1345(02)03862-9

FK506 may suppress liver injury during the early period following living-related liver transplantation.

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FK506 may suppress liver injury during the early period following living-related liver transplantation.

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