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Utility and limitations of monitoring kidney transplants using capillary sampling

Utility and limitations of monitoring kidney transplants using capillary sampling

Daniel J Whitbread ¹, Rachel Nice ², Sarah Benyon ³, Coralie Bingham ¹, Richard A Oram ⁴, Timothy J McDonald ^2,4

Daniel J Whitbread ¹, Rachel Nice ², Sarah Benyon ³

¹Academic Renal Unit, Royal Devon University Healthcare, Exeter, UK.
²Exeter Clinical Laboratory, Royal Devon University Healthcare, Exeter, UK.
³Research & Development, Royal Devon University Healthcare, Exeter, UK.
⁴University of Exeter, Exeter, UK.

⁰Academic Renal Unit, Royal Devon University Healthcare, Exeter, UK.

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August 5, 2024

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