Administration of granulocyte colony stimulating factor after liver transplantation leads to an increased incidence and severity of ischemic biliary lesions in the rat model

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Figure 1 Histology of rat liver after 24 h (A, B), one week (C, D) and 12 wk (E, F) with and without G-CSF treatment showing varying degrees of inflammation and bile duct proliferation. HE; A, D, F 200 x; B 300 x; C, E 100 x.

Citation: Dirsch O, Chi H, Ji Y, Gu YL, Broelsch CE, Dahmen U. Administration of granulocyte colony stimulating factor after liver transplantation leads to an increased incidence and severity of ischemic biliary lesions in the rat model. World J Gastroenterol 2006; 12(31): 5021-5027
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