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January 2012 INTRODUCTION: PROTEINURIA IN RENAL TRANSPLANT PATIENTS Daniel Serón PROTEINURIA: DETECTION AND ROLE IN NATIVE RENAL DISEASE PROGRESSION Jose Luis Gorriz and Alberto Martinez-Castelao MECHANISMS AND RISK FACTORS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROTEINURIA AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION Edoardo Melilli, Josep María Cruzado, Oriol Bestard, and Domingo Hernández HISTOLOGY AND PROTEINURIA AFTER RENAL TRANSPLANTATION Daniel Serón, Dolores Burgos, and Ángel Alonso

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mTOR INHIBITOR–ASSOCIATED PROTEINURIA IN KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS Fritz Diekmann, Amado Andrés, and Federico Oppenheimer

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PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE AND DIAGNOSIS OF PROTEINURIA IN RENAL TRANSPLANTATION Asunción Sancho Calabuig, Luis Guirado, and David Ramos

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MANAGEMENT OF PROTEINURIA IN CLINICAL PRACTICE AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION Juan C. Ruiz, Ana Sánchez-Fructuoso, and Sofía Zárraga

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NEW OPTIONS AND PERSPECTIVES FOR PROTEINURIA MANAGEMENT AFTER KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION María José Soler, Marta Riera, Álex Gutierrez, and Julio Pascual

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