Acute Rejection Increases Risk of Graft Failure and Death in Recent Liver Transplant Recipients
Josh Levitsky(Northwestern University), Abraham Shaked(University of Pennsylvania), Robert M. Merion(University of Kansas Medical Center), Brenda W. Gillespie(University of Michigan–Ann Arbor), Abigail R. Smith(Arbor Research Collaborative for Health), Sarah Mansfield(Arbor Research Collaborative for Health), Michaël Abécassis(University of Arizona), Anna S. Lok(University of Michigan), Laura Kulik(Northwestern University), Gary Levy(University Health Network), David S. Goldberg(University of Miami)
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