Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow: Ascertainment bias in pre-post design transplant registry studies

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Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow: Ascertainment bias in pre-post design transplant registry studies

Abstract: Pre‐post studies of national registry data may be substantially biased if censorship is handled incorrectly. See Lazenby et al. (Page 1683)

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