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INEFFECTIVENESS OF PYRIDOXINE (VITAMIN B6) IN THE TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY

Samuel Livingston, Jeng M. Hsu, Don C. Petersen

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Pyridoxine proved of no value in the control of convulsions in 31 children with various types of cryptogenic and secondary epilepsy and who apparently had no deficiency of vitamin B6.

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Pyridoxine proved of no value in the control of convulsions in 31 children with various types of cryptogenic and secondary epilepsy and who apparently had no deficiency of vitamin B6.

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Pyridoxine proved of no value in the control of convulsions in 31 children with various types of cryptogenic and secondary epilepsy and who apparently had no deficiency of vitamin B6.

Key concepts: Medicine, Pyridoxine, Vitamin b6, Epilepsy, Pediatrics, Pyridoxine Deficiency, Vitamin, Internal medicine

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