CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH RENAL TRANSPLANTATION

An acceptable slow-release phosphate preparation "slow P"

Slow P has been an acceptable form of oral phosphate therapy in a series of patients with a variety of bone disease. Therapeutic responses have been achieved in a number of patients without side effects together with minor elevation of the serum and urinary phosphate in the majority of patients. Some patients have continued with such supplements for several months which encourages an extended trial under more stringent conditions.

Comparative results of cadaver and related donor renal homografts in man, and immunologic implications of the outcome of second and paired transplants

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