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Pathogenic mechanisms of lung transplant complications: a focus on CLAD
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Torque teno virus kinetics after lung transplantation and its association to immunosuppression schemes and to clinical complications
Peter Jaksch (Vienna, Austria), Irene Goerzer, Peter Jaksch, Tamara Seitz, Walter Klepetko, Elisabteh Puchhammer
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International Congress 2015 – Pathogenic mechanisms of lung transplant complications: a focus on CLAD
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Pathogenic mechanisms of lung transplant complications: a focus on CLAD
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Respiratory infections
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Peter Jaksch (Vienna, Austria), Irene Goerzer, Peter Jaksch, Tamara Seitz, Walter Klepetko, Elisabteh Puchhammer. Torque teno virus kinetics after lung transplantation and its association to immunosuppression schemes and to clinical complications. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 1795
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