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B. Kramer, F. Tisdall (1921)
A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM IN SMALL AMOUNTS OF SERUMJournal of Biological Chemistry, 47
P. Shipley, E. Park, E. Mccollum, N. Simmonds (1922)
IS THERE MORE THAN ONE KIND OF RICKETSJAMA Pediatrics, 23
E. Park, P. Shipley, E. Mccollum, N. Simmonds (1922)
Is there more than one kind of rickets? 1Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine, 19
A. Briggs (1922)
A MODIFICATION OF THE BELL-DOISY PHOSPHATE METHODJournal of Biological Chemistry, 53
John Howland, Benjamin Kramer (1921)
CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS IN THE SERUM IN RELATION TO RICKETSThe American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 163
Primarily, three groups of cases were selected for blood studies: cases (1) of milk rickets; (2) of typical severe rickets, and (3) of active tetany showing rachitic changes. The cases covered prematurely born, full-term, breast-fed and artificially fed infants. The majority of the infants were between 4 and 12 months of age. The calcium and inorganic phosphorus content of the blood plasma was determined before treatment, and in some cases after treatment. The studies were started with a possibility in mind that rickets might be classified into low phosphorus and low calcium groups, and a third intermediate group; and that certain clinical manifestations might be anticipated by a study of the blood in infants. Howland and Kramer1 determined the inorganic phosphate of the serum in a series of normal children. They found the concentration to average 5.4 mg. per hundred cubic centimeters, with a minimum of 4 mg. and
American journal of diseases of children – American Medical Association
Published: Sep 1, 1923
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