Can localization studies be used to direct focused parathyroid operations?
Authors:
- W.Keat CheahWCW.Keat Cheah
- Philip H.G. ItuartePIPhilip H.G. Ituarte
- Eugene MoritaEMEugene Morita
- Terry C. LynchTLTerry C. Lynch
- Allan E. SipersteinAllan E. Siperstein
- Quan-Yang DuhQDQuan-Yang Duh
- Orlo H. ClarkOCOrlo H. Clark
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