ultrasonography in hepatic and pancreatic transplants
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Abstract
Currently with the evolution in the field of transplants, this globallyaccepted and successful therapeutical option, comes if firming asdecisive in the treatment of patients with picture of organicinsufficience. In this context, it has necessity each bigger time ofa acurada evaluation of the possible complications, being theextremeone understood as the method of choice for the initialevaluation of the complications involving the transplant. Theobjective of this work is to carry through a revision in literature onthe subject and to detach the pioneering paper and importancethat the Israeli Hospital Albert Einstein exerts in this field front thenational scene.
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| Authors | ;Marcelo Buarque de Gusmão Funari;Marcos Alberto Ozaki;Miguel José Francisco Neto;Marcos Roberto G. de Queiroz;Rodrigo Gobbo Garcia;Alexandre Maurano;Guilherme Faleiros Mendes;Christian Ariel Mezger Szostak;José Adriano Sicca;Luciano Augusto Botter;George Rachid Oliveira |
| Journal | New England Journal of Medicine |
| Year | 2005 |
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