Disturbances in mineral metabolism after successful renal transplantation.

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Published in Miner Electrolyte Metab on January 01, 1985

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K Sakhaee, K Brinker, J H Helderman, J L Bengfort, M J Nicar, A R Hull, C Y Pak

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