Arterial blood flow predicts graft survival in liver transplant patients.

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Arterial blood flow predicts graft survival in liver transplant patients.

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Arterial blood flow predicts graft survival in liver transplant patients.

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Axel Kleespies

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Christian Graeb

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Christiane Josephine Bruns

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Florian Loehe

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Georgios Meimarakis

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Karl-Walter Jauch

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Markus Rentsch

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Martin Kurt Angele

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Reinhard Zachoval

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Sebastian Pratschke

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10.1002/LT.22248

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