BERGSTROM, 1978 - Google Patents
Hypercalciuria and hypercalcemia complicating immobilizationBERGSTROM, 1978
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- 8767836762777935866
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- BERGSTROM W
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- American Journal of Diseases of Children
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In this issue of theJournal (132: 560-564, 1978), Rosen and his colleagues reemphasize a phenomenon long known but often forgotten, the dissolution of bone that results from immoblization. They described six boys, between 4 and 16 years old, in whom …
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