Twenty‐four–hour normothermic perfusion of discarded human kidneys with urine recirculation
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Constantin C. Coussios | Rutger J. Ploeg | P. Friend | R. Ploeg | I. Roberts | C. Coussios | O. Boubriak | Annemarie Weissenbacher | Letizia Lo Faro | Olga Boubriak | Maria F. Soares | Ian S. Roberts | James P. Hunter | Daniel Voyce | Nikolay Mikov | Andrew Cook | Peter J. Friend | A. Weissenbacher | M. F. Soares | J. Hunter | Letizia Lo Faro | D. Voyce | Andrew Cook | N. Mikov
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