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. La-virémie-est, Le traitement est secondairement majoré dans 43,9% des cas Après clairance virale, le taux de rejets est à 19,3%, 8/11 rejets ont une composante humorale. Un donneur plus âgé (HR:1,1; p=0,009) et la survenue d'un rejet après clairance virale (HR:3,5; p=0,008) sont, en analyse multivariée