A surgical technique using the ovarian vein in non‐human primate models of potential living‐donor surgery of uterus transplantation
Iori Kisu(Fujita Health University), Daisuke Aoki(International University of Health and Welfare), Yuya Nogami(Keio University), Masataka Adachi(Keio University), Kiyoko Umene(Keio University), Hisako Hara(The University of Tokyo), Makoto Mihara(The University of Tokyo), Kouji Banno(Keio University)
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