Ibrahim Bahabri Interview, Case of Anemia After Heart Transplant
Jul 30, 202543mEp. 390
In this episode, I am joined by Ibrahim Bahabri for a case discussion regarding a heart transplant recipient who developed anemia due to an infectious cause.
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Shmuel Shoham hosts Transplant ID Cast, a health show with 39 episodes published.
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