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Ethical Implications in Donor-Recipient Allocation
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Avolio, A.W.
Agnes, S.
Castagneto, M.
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Transplantation Proceedings 2000 February; 32(1): 81-82
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/932798
Date
2000-02
Subject
Allocation of Organs and Tissues
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