Scholars@Duke publication: Does the NSQIP-Transplant Experience Demonstrate That Obese Kidney Transplant Recipients are Still at Increased Risk for Surgical Site Infections?

Does the NSQIP-Transplant Experience Demonstrate That Obese Kidney Transplant Recipients are Still at Increased Risk for Surgical Site Infections?

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Yaffe, HC; Belli, AK; Parekh, JR; Sudan, DL; Elias, N; Conzen, KD; Foley, DP; Hirose, R; Greenstein, SM

Published in: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TRANSPLANTATION

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Yaffe, H. C., Belli, A. K., Parekh, J. R., Sudan, D. L., Elias, N., Conzen, K. D., … Greenstein, S. M. (2021). Does the NSQIP-Transplant Experience Demonstrate That Obese Kidney Transplant Recipients are Still at Increased Risk for Surgical Site Infections? In AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TRANSPLANTATION (Vol. 21, pp. 491–492).

Yaffe, H. C., A. K. Belli, J. R. Parekh, D. L. Sudan, N. Elias, K. D. Conzen, D. P. Foley, R. Hirose, and S. M. Greenstein. “Does the NSQIP-Transplant Experience Demonstrate That Obese Kidney Transplant Recipients are Still at Increased Risk for Surgical Site Infections?” In AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TRANSPLANTATION, 21:491–92, 2021.

Yaffe HC, Belli AK, Parekh JR, Sudan DL, Elias N, Conzen KD, Foley DP, Hirose R, Greenstein SM. Does the NSQIP-Transplant Experience Demonstrate That Obese Kidney Transplant Recipients are Still at Increased Risk for Surgical Site Infections? AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TRANSPLANTATION. 2021. p. 491–492.

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TRANSPLANTATION

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1600-6135

2021

491 / 492