Initial results of a program in liver transplantation
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Missouri Medicine
|December 1, 1989
Abstract:
St. Louis University established a liver transplant program in early 1988. The authors report on the program's first 10 months in operation, emphasizing the careful planning and cooperation the medical center must undertake to ensure the program's success.
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