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[Significance of serum calcium levels in colorectal cancer].

Orvosi hetilap - 25 Jul 2004

Fuszek Péter, Lakatos Péter, Tabák Adám, Papp János, Nagy Zsolt, Lakatos Péter László, Speer Gábor

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INTRODUCTION: Based on the available studies, a link can be established between colorectal cancer (CRC) and low intake of calcium and vitamin D. According to the most recent results, the serum calcium level is mainly determined by genetic factors. One of the key elements of this is calcium-sensing receptor. AIM: The authors of this article examined patients in which CRC had recently been discovered. Particular...

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