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. 1968 Jun 22;2(5607):729–731. doi: 10.1136/bmj.2.5607.729

Effect of calcium administration and deprivation on serum and urine calcium in stone-forming and control subjects.

M Peacock, F Knowles, B E Nordin
PMCID: PMC1991649  PMID: 5656279

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