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Study of Some Lymphoproliferative Clonal Markers Following Renal Transplantation

@inproceedings{AbdelSamea2010StudyOS,
  title={Study of Some Lymphoproliferative Clonal Markers Following Renal Transplantation},
  author={Elham Ragab Abdel-Samea and Ahmad Shawki Mohammed and Farha A. El-Chennawi},
  year={2010}
}
Post-renal transplant lymphoproliferative disorders (PTLDs) is a well known category among all the other lymphoproliferative disorders. The cause of this complication is mainly due to long term immunosuppression, and infection particularly by Epstein-Barr virus. The aim of this work is the early recognition of clonal changes for early therapeutic intervention as most of these changes are polyclonal. Yet the transition to oligo - and subsequent monoclonal is important for follow up with the… 
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