552: The Impact of Donor-Recipient Race Matching on Survival after Lung Transplantation – An Analysis of over 11,000 Patients
Jeremiah G. Allen(Johns Hopkins University), Ashish S. Shah(Vanderbilt University Medical Center), Eric S. Weiss(University of Pittsburgh), C.A. Merlo(Johns Hopkins University), W.A. Baumgartner(Johns Hopkins University), J.V. Conte(Johns Hopkins University)
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