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Nature Medicine 13, 773 (1 July 2007) | doi:10.1038/nm0707-773a
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To the editor: In vivo visualization of transplanted pancreatic islets might advance islet transplantation as treatment for diabetes, helping to confirm technical success and diagnose rejection. Evgenov et al. described a method of labeling human islets with a superparamagnetic contrast agent and the subsequent detection of the islets using magnetic resonance imaging after transplantation into the liver or the renal subcapsular space in mice.
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