Improvement in the health-related quality-of-life symptoms of hyperparathyroidism is durable on long-term follow-up
Authors:
- A. RotramelARA. Rotramel
- T. BeyerTBT. Beyer
- M.J. GaffudMGM.J. Gaffud
- G. DjuricinGDG. Djuricin
- K. LoviscekKLK. Loviscek
- C.C. SolorzanoCSC.C. Solorzano
- R.A. PrinzRPR.A. Prinz
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