Citrovorum Factor and Folic Acid in Treatment of Megaloblastic Anemia in Infancy.
Calvin W. Woodruff, John C. Peterson, William J. Darby
Abstract
Calvin W. Woodruff, John C. Peterson, William J. Darby
Abstract
1. Citrovorum factor in parenterally administered doses of 75 μg daily produced a remission in 2 patients with megaloblastic anemia of infancy. 2. Folic acid was effective in 2 cases of this syndrome at oral dose levels of 500 μg and 200 μg daily.
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1. Citrovorum factor in parenterally administered doses of 75 μg daily produced a remission in 2 patients with megaloblastic anemia of infancy. 2. Folic acid was effective in 2 cases of this syndrome at oral dose levels of 500 μg and 200 μg daily.
Key concepts: Megaloblastic anemia, Folic acid, Medicine, Anemia, Vitamin b complex, Vitamin B12, Megaloblastic anaemia, Cyanocobalamin