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Do children and adolescents with successful renal transplantation have abnormal carotid artery structure and function compared to healthy controls?
Do children and adolescents with successful renal transplantation have abnormal carotid artery structure and function compared to healthy controls?
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Children with successful renal transplants exhibit abnormal carotid artery structure and function associated with hypertension, suggesting an increased risk for premature cardiovascular disease.
Mitsnefes et al. (2004) studied this question.
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