Abstract
The results of surgery in a series of 700 consecutive cases of primary and tertiary hyperparathyroidism are reported with especial reference to mortality and morbidity. Providing that the operation is a first or second operation and that the patient is below 70 years of age, the operation has been found to be safe and uncomplicated.
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