Anorectal Transplantation: The First Long-term Success in a Canine Model.
Jun Araki(The University of Tokyo), Munekazu Naito(Aichi Medical University), Naoki Fujita(Yamaguchi University), Masahiro Nakagawa(NTT (Japan)), Flávio Henrique Ferreira Galvão(Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo), Tomiko Yakura(Aichi Medical University), Shuichi Hirai(Nihon University), Naoyuki Hatayama(Tokyo Medical University), Tomoyuki Sato, Masatoshi Kamata(The University of Tokyo), Kensuke Tashiro(National Cancer Centre Japan), Tatsuo Nakamura(Kyoto University), Tomoya Iizuka(The University of Tokyo), Yuji Nishizawa(National Cancer Center Hospital East)
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