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HOMOTRANSPLANTATION OF THE LIVER IN HUMANS.

1963 • 1,170 citations

THE REVERSAL OF REJECTION IN HUMAN RENAL HOMOGRAFTS WITH SUBSEQUENT DEVELOPMENT OF HOMOGRAFT TOLERANCE.

1963 • 389 citations

RENAL HOMOGRAFTS IN PATIENTS WITH MAJOR DONOR-RECIPIENT BLOOD GROUP INCOMPATIBILITIES.

1964 • 208 citations

Experimental Whole-Organ Transplantation of the Liver and of the Spleen°

1960 • 191 citations

Homotransplantation of the canine liver.

1956 • 129 citations

EXTRACORPOREAL PERFUSION FOR OBTAINING POSTMORTEM HOMOGRAFTS.

1963 • 115 citations

REGULATION OF SPLEEN GROWTH AND SEQUESTERING FUNCTION*

1963 • 95 citations

Studies on the rejection of the transplanted homologous dog liver.

1961 • 76 citations

A new method for one-stage hepatectomy for dogs.

1959 • 59 citations

Homotransplantation of the Canine Liver as an Orthotopic Vascularized Graft: Histologic and Functional Correlations During Residence in the New Host.

1962 • 52 citations

THE INCIDENCE, CAUSE, AND SIGNIFICANCE OF IMMEDIATE AND DELAYED OLIGURIA OR ANURIA AFTER HUMAN RENAL TRANSPLANTATION.

1964 • 39 citations

Experimental Whole-Organ Transplantation of the Liver and of the Spleen

1960 • 38 citations

The postmortem survival of tissues

1961 • 36 citations

Studies on the rejection of the transplanted homologous dog liver

1962 • 23 citations

Clinical Experience With Organ Transplantation

1965 • 23 citations

Canine Liver Homotransplants

1962 • 22 citations

The postmortem survival of tissues

1961 • 19 citations

Hepatic Function After Canine Liver Transplantation

1962 • 15 citations

STUDIES OF REJECTION OF THE HOMOTRANSPLANTED CANINE LIVER.

1963 • 14 citations

Histopathologic alterations associated with the transplanted homologous dog liver

1962 • 14 citations

Deleted Work

1955 • 0 citations

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EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL HOMOTRANSPLANTATION OF THE LIVER* (1964) – Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences | Metascience Observatory Explorer