The pathologic impact of tacrolimus on protocol biopsy in renal transplant patients with basiliximab-based immunosuppression.
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Y. Miyagi | T. Hasegawa | K. Sakai | A. Hasegawa | A. Aikawa | S. Mizuiri | Y. Itabashi | M. Muramatsu | T. Ohara | T. Kawamura | K. Arai | K. Sugiyama
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