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Avitaminosis A y trastornos de desarrollo dentoalveolar
Odontología Sanmarquina, 2006 Numerosas investigaciones han demostrado los efectos adversos de la hipovitaminosis A en el campo estomatológico, caracterizados por atrofia de las células ectomesenquimales y desordenada hiperactividad osteoblástica durante la fase del desarrollo ...
Luis H. Gálvez Galla +2 more
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Vitamin D Deficiency among Patients Presenting to Outpatient Department of Medicine of a Tertiary Care Centre: A Descriptive Cross-sectional Study [PDF]
Journal of Nepal Medical Association, 2022 Introduction: Vitamin D deficiency is a global health concern with over billions of people worldwide being vitamin D deficient or insufficient. Many epidemiological studies have reported cardiovascular diseases, autoimmune diseases and neoplastic ...
Adhyashree Karki +3 more
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Avitaminosis as a cause of spasmophilia
Kazan medical journal, 2021 Since the existing hypotheses about the causes of spasmophilia (lack of calcium, dysfunction of the thymus or parathyroid glands, alkaloa or guanidine poisoning) cannot be considered completely convincing, prof. P. Reuher (Kl. W., 1923, No. 4-5) is looking for its cause in vitamin deficiency.
E. Lepsky
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A descriptive analysis of rural seniors with femur and pelvis fractures and the impact of morphine milliequivalents on inpatient rehabilitation [PDF]
Journal of Family Medicine and Primary CareBackground: The US population ≥65 years old is rapidly growing. Geriatric disorders including hip fractures are becoming more numerous and the medical cost is significant.
Rabah Boukemis +6 more
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THE EFFECT OF AVITAMINOSIS-A ON THE PROSTATE [PDF]
Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1936 1. Vitamin A deficiency alone in the white rat is associated with atrophy of the testis and accessory sexual glands. This would appear to be indicative of some disturbance in the hypophyseal-gonadalprostatic hormonal relationships. All of the known vitamins necessary for the rat, except vitamin A, were present in the diet fed the animals studied.
Robert A. Moore, J Tallon Mark
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The Influence of Avitaminosis on the Course of Trypanosome Infection [PDF]
Journal of Hygiene, 1934 Recent research has shown that the term “anti-infective” applied to vitamin A is misleading and inaccurate. Harris (1933) has discussed the evidence which shows that vitamin A cannot be regarded as a general antiinfective agent: the actual relation of the vitamin to infection has been well defined by Cramer, who states (1930) that “an adequate supply ...
J. Fine
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Clinical Management Issues, 2014 Low vitamin D levels have been described in obese individuals and in some autoimmune diseases, such as Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) and primary antiphospholipid syndrome (pAPS).
Mauro Turrin, Sergio Martinelli
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Avitaminosis A in Commercial Poultry Flocks
Poultry Science, 1941 Abstract DURING the winter months the Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service Laboratory receives for examination numerous chicks which exhibit subnormal growth, general poor condition, and in some cases symptoms and lesions suggestive of a border-line deficiency of vitamin A.
Max Rubin, H.R. Bird, H.M. DeVolt
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THE EFFECT OF AVITAMINOSIS ON HEMATOPOIETIC FUNCTION [PDF]
Journal of Biological Chemistry, 1929 Barnett Sure +2 more
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Avitaminosis B in relation to tumour growth [PDF]
Biochemical Journal, 1930 Esmé Gilroy
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