| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8827365 | Transplantation Proceedings | 2018 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
Anti-HLA antibodies can be detected well after transplantectomy. Even if the kidney allograft had been transplanted for only a short time, when the intensity of immunosuppression was the highest, many patients developed anti-HLA antibodies. The patients who continued with immunosuppression after transplantectomy did not develop anti-HLA antibodies.
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Authors
M. MartÃnez DÃaz, A. TorÃo RuÃz, I. Lorenzo González, R. Rada MartÃnez, F. Llamas Fuentes, C. Gonzalvo DÃaz, B.J. Cabezuelo RodrÃguez, F.J. Centellas Pérez, J. Ontañón RodrÃguez, C. Gómez Roldán,