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See Latest ArticlesMalignancies in 2753 Kidney Recipients Transplanted During a 39-Year Experience
Transplantation Proceedings, 06/03/09
Berardinelli L et al. - An increased development of malignancies has been related to modern potent antirejection drugs. The purpose of this retrospective study was to assess the incidence and risk factors for invasive malignancies among 2753 kidney recipients (KRs)who were transplanted in two periods within the 39-year experience. Recipients over 60 under CNIs showed a 21% incidence of malignancies.
L. Berardinelli, 06/04/09
| Dear Esteemed Editorial Team The comment of your physician editor is quite suitable. Thank you very much. Best regards to the whole editorial team Luisa Berardinelli |
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