Islet cell hormone release immediately after human pancreatic transplantation. A marker of tissue damage associated with cold ischemia.

J T Tamsma; A F Schaapherder; H van Bronswijk; M Frölich; H G Gooszen; F J van der Woude; C B Lamers; J Hermans; H H Lemkes

doi:10.1097/00007890-199311000-00014

Islet cell hormone release immediately after human pancreatic transplantation. A marker of tissue damage associated with cold ischemia.

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