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Metabolic effects of recombinant human growth hormone in patients receiving parenteral nutritionZiegler et al., 1988
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- Ziegler T
- Young L
- Manson J
- Wilmore D
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- Annals of Surgery
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Recombinant human methionyl growth hormone (Protropin)(Genetech, Inc., San Francisco, CA) administered to normal volunteers receiving hypocaloric parenteral nutrition minimized weight loss and induced positive nitrogen balance. To evaluate whether growth hormone …
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