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Orthotopic heart transplantation in the pig: the pattern of rejection
Transplantation Proceedings
|March 1, 1976
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This paper describes the behavior of orthotopically allografted hearts in the pig. Rejection between littermate pigs varied from under 7 days to more than 5 mo in unimmunosuppressed animals.
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