To compare UW-solution (UW) and Euro-Collins (EC) for long-term liver preservation we investigated
the morphology and metabolic capacity of rat liver after 18 and 42-hours cold-storage in either UW or
EC

De Jong, Marion

Hennemann, Georg

Hoek, Hans  J. Van Der

Kate, Fiebo J. W. Ten

Krenning, Eric P.

Terpstra, Onno T.

Toom, René Den

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René Den Toom

Marion De Jong

Eric P. Krenning

Hans  J. Van Der Hoek

Fiebo J. W. Ten Kate

Georg Hennemann

Onno T. Terpstra

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