High normal values of circulating immune cell subsets before surgery may be protective against development of postoperative acute kidney injury
Katharina Ehehalt, Ivan Göcze(University Hospital Regensburg), EK Geissler(University Hospital Regensburg), Karin Pfister(University Hospital Regensburg), Paloma Riquelme(European Union), Florian Zeman(University Hospital Regensburg), Piotr M. Kasprzak(University of Regensburg), Graf B, Thomas Bein(University Hospital Regensburg), JA Hutchinson(Emory University), HJ Schlitt, Philipp Renner(Robert Bosch Hospital)
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