Do oxygen radicals play a role in primary dysfunction of transplanted livers following preservation in University of Wisconsin solution?
Petrowsky, H.; Dippe, B.; Geck, P.; Lincke, M.; Koenig, J.; Bhatti, S.; Wenisch, H.J.; Encke, A.
Transplantation Proceedings 27(1): 729-731
1995
ISSN/ISBN: 0041-1345 PMID: 7879161 Document Number: 447948
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