Calcium and phosphorus levels in submaxillary saliva: changes in cystic fibrosis and in asthma
ID Mandel, A Eriv, A Kutscher, C Denning… - Clinical …, 1969 - journals.sagepub.com
ID Mandel, A Eriv, A Kutscher, C Denning, RH Thompson JR, W Kessler, E Zegarelli
Clinical Pediatrics, 1969•journals.sagepub.comThe provocative finding of higher than normal levels of submaxillary calcium and
phosphorus in asthmatic children, and the repeated demonstration of abnormally elevated
levels in cystic fibrosis, suggest a potentiany important line of investigation into the basic
pathogenesis of these diseases.
phosphorus in asthmatic children, and the repeated demonstration of abnormally elevated
levels in cystic fibrosis, suggest a potentiany important line of investigation into the basic
pathogenesis of these diseases.
The provocative finding of higher than normal levels of submaxillary calcium and phosphorus in asthmatic children, and the repeated demonstration of abnormally elevated levels in cystic fibrosis, suggest a potentiany important line of investigation into the basic pathogenesis of these diseases.
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