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Transient decrease of serum bicarbonate levels with Sevelamer hydrochloride as the phosphate binder.

M Gallieni·M Cozzolino·D Brancaccio
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M Gallieni, M Cozzolino, D Brancaccio. 2000. Transient decrease of serum bicarbonate levels with Sevelamer hydrochloride as the phosphate binder.. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1523-1755.2000.00025.x

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