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Kidney/Pancreas Transplant May Not Improve Nerve Function in Diabetics
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Title Kidney/Pancreas Transplant May Not Improve Nerve Function in Diabetics
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/579565?src=rss
Description Epidermal innervation may not be positively affected in type 1 diabetic patients who undergo simultaneous pancreas and kidney transplantation, Czech and German researchers report in the August issue of Diabetes Care. Reuters Health Information
Category Articles > Nephrology
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Date Aug 28, 2008
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