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Twice-daily Tacrolimus and Everolimus Convert to Once-daily Tacrolimus and Everolimus in Liver Transplant Recipient
It has been identified that nonadherence to immunosuppressant regimen may cause long-term graft failure and death in solid organ transplant recipients. Therefore, simplification of the immunosuppression regimen by reducing daily dosing frequency may improve long-term outcome. The investigators will examine pharmacokinetics and safety profiles of stable liver transplant recipients receiving twice-daily TAC with EVR (BID) regimen and then being converted to once-daily TAC with EVR (QD) regimen over a 6-month study period post-conversion.
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