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Citrovorum Factor and Folic Acid in Treatment of Megaloblastic Anemia in Infancy.

Calvin W. Woodruff, John C. Peterson, William J. Darby

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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.

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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.

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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

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