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Masri MA, Dhawan VS, Hayes K, et al. Cyclosporine dosage according to pharmacokinetic profiles leads to better graft and patient survival rates and a decrease in cyclosporine consumption. Transplant Proc. 1992;24(5):1718-20
Masri, M. A., Dhawan, V. S., Hayes, K., Karim, T., & Pingle, A. (1992). Cyclosporine dosage according to pharmacokinetic profiles leads to better graft and patient survival rates and a decrease in cyclosporine consumption. Transplantation proceedings, 24(5), 1718-20.
Masri, M A, et al. "Cyclosporine dosage according to pharmacokinetic profiles leads to better graft and patient survival rates and a decrease in cyclosporine consumption." Transplantation proceedings vol. 24,5 (1992): 1718-20.
Masri MA, Dhawan VS, Hayes K, Karim T, Pingle A. Cyclosporine dosage according to pharmacokinetic profiles leads to better graft and patient survival rates and a decrease in cyclosporine consumption. Transplant Proc. 1992 Oct;24(5):1718-20. PMID: 1412808.
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Transplant Proc. 1992 Oct;24(5):1718-20.

Cyclosporine dosage according to pharmacokinetic profiles leads to better graft and patient survival rates and a decrease in cyclosporine consumption.

Transplantation proceedings

M A Masri, V S Dhawan, K Hayes, T Karim, A Pingle

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  1. Emirates Institute of Medical Research, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

PMID: 1412808

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