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  • 21. Calcium and phosphorus compatibility in parental nutrition solutions for neonates.
    Eggert LD, Rusho WJ, MacKay MW, Chan GM.
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  • 23. Glycero- vs glucose-phosphate in parenteral nutrition of premature infants: a comparative in vitro evaluation of calcium/phosphorus compatibility.
    Raupp P, von Kries R, Pfahl HG, Manz F.
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  • 24. Maximizing calcium and phosphate content in neonatal parenteral nutrition solutions using organic calcium and phosphate salts.
    Bouchoud L, Fonzo-Christe C, Sadeghipour F, Bonnabry P.
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  • 25. Calcium chloride in neonatal parenteral nutrition: compatibility studies using laser methodology.
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    Moe K, Beck-Nielsen SS, Lando A, Greisen G, Zachariassen G.
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  • 29. Calcium and phosphorus in neonatal parenteral nutrition solutions.
    Poole RL, Rupp CA, Kerner JA.
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    Hanning RM, Mitchell MK, Atkinson SA.
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  • 32. Compatibility of calcium chloride and calcium gluconate with sodium phosphate in a mixed TPN solution.
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    Groh-Wargo S, Ciaccia A, Moore J.
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  • 34. Phosphate balance and distribution during total parenteral nutrition: effect of calcium and phosphate additives.
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  • 36. Optimized calcium/phosphorus solubility in a parenteral nutrition solution containing dicarboxylic amino acids and cysteine.
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  • 38. [Dosage of calcium and phosphate in parenteral feeding].
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