A case-control study to assess the role of polyomavirus in transplant complications: Where do we stand?

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2020
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Despite viremia screening, dose reduction and change in therapeutic protocol, patients with positive BKPyV-DNAemia present poorer outcomes and unfavorable results.
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Authors Garcia Urbán J;Gurrado K;Brea Rivas PC;Abou Elrous D;Zubimendi Machain M;Romero Gómez M;García Rodríguez J;Vicandi Plaza B;Yébenes Gregorio L;García Fernández E;Jiménez Martín C;López Oliva MO;González García E;Ledesma Sánchez G;Carreño Cornejo G;Selgas Gutiérrez R;Zarauza Santoveña A;Melgosa Hijosa M;Fernández Camblor C;Del Castillo YM;Sisinni L;Bueno Sánchez D;Pérez-Martínez A;Sánchez Zapardiel E;López Granados E;Monserrat Villatoro J;Hernández Zabala R;Borobia AM;Frías J;Ramírez E;;
Journal transplant infectious disease : an official journal of the transplantation society
Year 2020
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