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... vitamin deficiencies ; his lesions are pri- marily dermatologic , of avitaminoses and allergic manifestations . De- ficiencies of thiamine chloride , riboflavin , nicotinic acid , and vitamins A and C should be considered suggestive of ...
... vitamin deficiencies ; his lesions are pri- marily dermatologic , of avitaminoses and allergic manifestations . De- ficiencies of thiamine chloride , riboflavin , nicotinic acid , and vitamins A and C should be considered suggestive of ...
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... vitamin - deficient diets , followed by a choice of alcohol or water to drink . Mardones 5 and his associates were among the first to observe that certain diets - notably those deficient in vitamin B com- plex - increased alcohol intake ...
... vitamin - deficient diets , followed by a choice of alcohol or water to drink . Mardones 5 and his associates were among the first to observe that certain diets - notably those deficient in vitamin B com- plex - increased alcohol intake ...
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... vitamin B complex ) ; 12 hours later , intra- venously , an additional 1,000 of 10 % glucose ; daily throughout the period of hospitalization , 100 mg thiamine HCl intramuscularly , as well as other vitamin B fractions and ascorbic acid ...
... vitamin B complex ) ; 12 hours later , intra- venously , an additional 1,000 of 10 % glucose ; daily throughout the period of hospitalization , 100 mg thiamine HCl intramuscularly , as well as other vitamin B fractions and ascorbic acid ...
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