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Risk of Fractures After Renal Transplantation in the United States
Transplantation, 07/17/09

Nikkel LE et al. – In addition to patient demographic features, donor factors, including suboptimal organ quality and the need for more intense immunosuppression, were associated with an increased risk of fractures during the first 5 years after a renal transplant.

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