Inhaled NO accelerates restoration of liver function in adults following orthotopic liver transplantation

John D. Lang, Rakesh P. Patel(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Grier P. Page(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Devin E. Eckhoff(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Michael B. Fallon(University of Arizona), Diana W. Wilhite(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Richard C. Cross(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Eric E. Kelley(West Virginia University), Xinjun Teng(University of Alabama at Birmingham), T. Scott Isbell(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Balu K. Chacko(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Yuliang Liu(University of Washington), Jack H. Crawford(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Luc Frenette(University of Alabama at Birmingham), John S. Bynon(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Nirag Jhala(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Alvin B. Smith(University of Alabama at Birmingham), David R. Crowe(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Phillip Chumley(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Cheryl R. Hall(University of Alabama at Birmingham)
Journal of Clinical Investigation
August 24, 2007
10.1172/jci31892
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