Semiquantitative assessment of bowel habits and its relation with calcium metabolism after gastric bypass surgery: a retrospective study.

J Obes · 2011 · PMC3021851 · PMID 21253537

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PTH levels were not significantly significant after inclusion of compliant calcium/vitamin D3 users (logistic regression) (RR 3.2, CI 0.9–11.8, P = .08).

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