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cobalamin deficiency

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cobalamin deficiency


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It has been aptly pointed out that attribution of neurologic problems to cobalamin deficiency requires more than just finding low serum cobalamin levels".
9) Cobalamin deficiency, presenting on occasion with deep yellow skin coloration, is also unlikely in our patient, in view of a normal hemoglobin level, cell counts, and lack of macrocytosis and typical neurologic findings.
Cobalamin deficiency is present in 1% to 3% of population; 10% to 30% of population above 60 years of age has cobalamin deficiency, and it is expected that the number of persons with vitamin [B.
 
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