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Skeletal trauma in man (operations for scolioses and femoral shortening) results in a significant increase in parathyroid hormone secretion beginning the day after the operation and lasting for more than 1 week. A concurrent decrease in serum calcium, dependent on the postoperative lowering of serum albumin, was also observed.
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Hulth et al. (1979) studied this question.
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