Hepatitis C virus infection and lymphoproliferative disorders after liver transplantation
Nizar N. Zein, Rogelio G. Perez, Russel H. Wiesner – 30 December 2003
Nizar N. Zein, Rogelio G. Perez, Russel H. Wiesner – 30 December 2003
James L. Boyer – 30 December 2003
Parvathi Mohan, Roma S. Chandra, Diana M. Escolar, Naomi L. C. Luban – 30 December 2003
Harvey J. Alter – 30 December 2003
30 December 2003
Adrian Reuben – 30 December 2003
Adrian Reuben – 30 December 2003
Elwyn Elias – 30 December 2003
F H Wians, W Lin, L P Brown, F V Schiodt, W M Lee – 30 December 2003 – Serum levels of group‐specific component (Gc) protein are useful in evaluating the likelihood of survival in patients with acute liver failure (ALF) who may be candidates for liver transplant surgery. Most methods for quantifying Gc protein concentration are either isotopic, manual, technically demanding, and/or time consuming to perform, and thus are not well suited for routine clinical use in a hospital setting.
A O Shakil, A Pinna, J Demetris, R G Lee, J J Fung, J Rakela – 30 December 2003