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  • 21. Abnormalities of vitamin D and calcium metabolism after surgical treatment of morbid obesity: a study of 136 patients.
    Abbasi AA, Amin M, Smiertka JK, Grunberger G, MacPherson B, Hares M, Lutrzykowski M, Najar A.
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