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See Latest ArticlesSafety and viability of microencapsulated human islets transplanted into diabetic humans
Diabetes Care, 07/02/09
Tuch BE et al. - Whilst allografting of encapsulated human islets is safe, efficacy of the cells needs to improve for the therapy to make an impact on the clinical scene.
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