-transparent.png){kind=logo}
In 8 elderly female dogs a syndrome of hypercalcaemia and hypophosphataemia was found in association with a perirectal adenocarcinoma. Following removal of the tumour the hypercalcaemia resolved within two days in four of the five operated animals.
Related Publications
A Rijnberk, and
T A Elsinghorst, and
J P Koeman, and
W H Hackeng, and
R M Lequin
November 1977,
The American journal of pathology,
A Rijnberk, and
T A Elsinghorst, and
J P Koeman, and
W H Hackeng, and
R M Lequin
July 1980,
Modern veterinary practice,
A Rijnberk, and
T A Elsinghorst, and
J P Koeman, and
W H Hackeng, and
R M Lequin
November 1989,
Plastic and reconstructive surgery,
A Rijnberk, and
T A Elsinghorst, and
J P Koeman, and
W H Hackeng, and
R M Lequin
January 1967,
South African journal of surgery. Suid-Afrikaanse tydskrif vir chirurgie,
A Rijnberk, and
T A Elsinghorst, and
J P Koeman, and
W H Hackeng, and
R M Lequin
July 1985,
The American journal of medicine,
A Rijnberk, and
T A Elsinghorst, and
J P Koeman, and
W H Hackeng, and
R M Lequin
January 1974,
Calcified tissue research,
A Rijnberk, and
T A Elsinghorst, and
J P Koeman, and
W H Hackeng, and
R M Lequin
July 1986,
Canadian journal of surgery. Journal canadien de chirurgie,
A Rijnberk, and
T A Elsinghorst, and
J P Koeman, and
W H Hackeng, and
R M Lequin
January 1985,
Chirurgie; memoires de l'Academie de chirurgie,
A Rijnberk, and
T A Elsinghorst, and
J P Koeman, and
W H Hackeng, and
R M Lequin
July 1978,
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association,
A Rijnberk, and
T A Elsinghorst, and
J P Koeman, and
W H Hackeng, and
R M Lequin
May 2019,
JAMA surgery,
