Inflammatory Markers and Outcomes in Kidney Transplant Recipients
Miklos Z. Molnar(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), Zoltán Máthé(Semmelweis University), Tibor Fülöp(Medical University of South Carolina), Mihály Tapolyai(Szent János Kórház), Csaba P. Kövesdy(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), Ádám Remport(Semmelweis University), Faisal Kamal(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), Kristóf Nagy, István Mucsi(University Health Network)
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