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Dermatoporosis and vitamin C deficiency
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 2018Linked article: This article is commentary on by P. Humbert et al., pp. e383–e384 in this issue.
Kluger N., Kluger N.
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Vitamin C Status of Vitamin A-Deficient Rats
Nature, 1962IT was initially suggested that vitamin A-deficiency leads to an interference in the biosynthesis of ascorbic acid, because depletion of vitamin A was found to cause a fall in the tissue-levels of ascorbate and diminished urinary ascorbic acid excretion in animals1-3.
Seshadri Sastry, P +3 more
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Vitamin C deficiency in cancer patients
Palliative Medicine, 2005Purpose: To assess the prevalence of vitamin C deficiency within a group of hospice patients. To assess the relationship between plasma vitamin C, dietary intake and subsequent survival. Methods: Patients with advanced cancer were recruited from a large hospice. Data were collected on demographic details, physical functioning and smoking history.
Mayland, Catriona R. +2 more
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Cutis, 1980
In a case of ascorbic acid deficiency, recognition of the characteristic cutaneous manifestations of this entity is often the first step in making a diagnosis. These features are perifollicular hemorrhages, intrafollicular keratosis and numerous coiled hairs.
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In a case of ascorbic acid deficiency, recognition of the characteristic cutaneous manifestations of this entity is often the first step in making a diagnosis. These features are perifollicular hemorrhages, intrafollicular keratosis and numerous coiled hairs.
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La Revue de medecine interne, 2005
Hypovitaminosis C is frequent in populations at risk (men who live alone, old people, homelessness, patients with psychiatric diseases, foodfaddists,...) and is underestimated in the general population.Scurvy occurs after 3 months without consumption of ascorbic acid, and is due to lack of consumption fresh fruits and vegetables.
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Hypovitaminosis C is frequent in populations at risk (men who live alone, old people, homelessness, patients with psychiatric diseases, foodfaddists,...) and is underestimated in the general population.Scurvy occurs after 3 months without consumption of ascorbic acid, and is due to lack of consumption fresh fruits and vegetables.
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BMJ, 2019
This photograph (fig 1) shows features of vitamin A deficiency: follicular keratotic papules (A) and perifollicular erythema (B). It also shows glossitis …
Minhee Kim, Matthew J Lin, John C Su
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This photograph (fig 1) shows features of vitamin A deficiency: follicular keratotic papules (A) and perifollicular erythema (B). It also shows glossitis …
Minhee Kim, Matthew J Lin, John C Su
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