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. 1976 Jun 19;1(6024):1507–1508. doi: 10.1136/bmj.1.6024.1507

Clinical application of antipyrine half life in saliva in a patient with osteomalacia.

H S Fraser, D Thompson, C Khan
PMCID: PMC1640757  PMID: 6110

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