Elevated Levels of Sodium and Chloride in Milk From Mastitic Breast
1 Manassas, Virginia
Increased levels of sodium and chloride in milk from mastitic udders of cows is well-documented. A case is presented in which elevated levels of sodium and chloride occurred in milk from the human breast with chronic mastitis.
Submitted on September 11, 1978Accepted on October 16, 1978
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