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R FRASER
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Clinical tests of parathyroid function.
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Bone metabolism in rats, studied with stable strontium.
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Bone structure and metabolism in calcium-deficient rats.
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The parathyroid glands and calcium deficiency in the rat.
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The effect of reserpine on goitre induced by thiouracil.
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Tracer studies of bone metabolism in man using stable strontium and Ca47.
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Acromegaly treated by needle-implantation of AU198 seeds into the pituitary gland, showing changes in growth, carbohydrate and calcium metabolism.
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Iodide handling by the thyroid in various thyroid diseases with particular reference to non-toxic goitre.
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The rate of calcium turnover in bone. Measurement by a tracer test using stable strontium.
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Assessment of pituitary function after pituitary ablation.
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Tolbutamide control of diabetes mellitus. Clinical responsiveness and insulin reserve.
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Rapidly acting thyroid hormones and their cardiac action.
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Needle implantation of yttrium seeds for pituitary ablation in cases of secondary carcinoma.
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Thyrotoxicosis developing in recurrent nodular goitre with focal thyroiditis.
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Idiopathic hypoparathyroidism with thin bones.
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