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Adherence to Immunosuppressive Therapy Liver Transplant Recipients
Immunosuppressive therapy is fundamental in post-liver transplant patients to prevent and reduce the incidence of acute cellular rejection. Non-compliance to treatment leading to graft rejection is a well-recognized event. This study aims to study the differences in patient compliance to immunosuppressive treatments and patient preference.
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