Eberhard Renner

Publishing 2006–2008

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Publications 3

  1. survival after liver transplantation for hepatitis c is unchanged over two decades in canada
    Kymberly DS Watt, Kelly W Burak, Marc Deschênes, Les Lilly, Denis Marleau, Paul Marotta, Andrew Mason, Kevork M Peltekian, Eberhard Renner, Eric M Yoshida, for the Canadian Transplant Hepatology Outcomes Research Network
    indian journal of pharmacology 2008 114 reads
  2. management of chronic hepatitis c: consensus guidelines
    Morris Sherman, Stephen Shafran, Kelly Burak, Karen Doucette, Winnie Wong, Nigel Girgrah, Eric Yoshida, Eberhard Renner, Philip Wong, Marc Deschênes
    indian journal of pharmacology 2007 238 reads
  3. treatment outcomes in a centralized specialty clinic for hepatitis c virus are comparable with those from clinical trials
    Kelly DE Kaita, Stephen Wong, Eberhard Renner, Gerald Y Minuk
    indian journal of pharmacology 2006 235 reads

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  1. serum aspartate aminotransferase level and previous histopathological findings enable reduction of protocol liver biopsies after liver transplantation for hepatitis c
    as Eberhard L Renner indian journal of pharmacology 2013
    Same journal
  2. The use of individual, social, and animated cue information by capuchin monkeys and children in a touchscreen task
    as E. Renner Scientific reports 2021
    Same name only

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