ANAST

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ANAST	Advanced Network Applications, Services and Technologies Program (CANARIE Inc.; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)

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Parameters Group A (reconstruction patients with more than one HV anast.) (n = 16) Cold ischemia time Mean = 68.75 (35-130) Warm ischemia time Mean = 57.875 (30-80) HV anastomosis time/min.

Venous outflow reconstruction in adult living donor liver transplant: Outcome of a policy for right lobe grafts without the middle hepatic vein

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Eine Untersuchung zur kirchlichen Rechtsgeschichte mit besonderer Berucksichtigung der Anschauungen Rudolph Sohms (Kanonistische Studien und Texte 4), Bonn 1930, reimpr, anast. Amsterdam 1963, pp.

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