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Reversal of Hyperparathyroidism in Response to Dietary Phosphorus Restriction in the Uremic Dog

Overview
Journal Kidney Int
Publisher Elsevier
Specialty Nephrology
Date 1979 Jan 1
PMID 491396
Citations 6
Authors
M A Kaplan
J M Canterbury
J J Bourgoignie
G Veliz
G Gavellas
E Reiss
N S Bricker
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