Pre-lung transplant monocyte counts predict post-lung transplant survival and adverse outcomes in IPF
Τheodoros Karampitsakos(University of South Florida), Jose D. Herazo‐Maya(University of South Florida), M.R. Qureshi(University of South Florida), Rebecca Albuquerque(University of South Florida), K. Patel(University of South Florida), Brenda Juan-Guardela(Yale University), Bochra Tourki(University of South Florida), Christian Arce Guzman(University of South Florida), Amanda McNamara(University of South Florida), Debabrata Bandyopadhyay(University of South Florida), Zainab Fatima(University of South Florida), Ishna Poojary-Hohman(University of South Florida), Tamer Fadli(University of South Florida)
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