To the Editor: In the article" Selective vitamin B12 malabsorption in two sib-lings" by Khakee,
Stachewitsch and Katz (Can Med Assoc J 110: 53, 1974) it is stated that only 37 cases of" …

ALTHOUGH many Page 1 rate of oxidation is materially increased at room temperatures,
and greatly increased by boiling, it is not enough to necessitate particular caution in the …

DUPLICATION of the upper renal collecting systems is the most frequent congenital
anomaly of that system. Its origin is in utero, but many cases go undiscovered until autopsy …

Case 1. Mrs. EW A., 37. Her appendix was removed without drainage in 1900. She had one
child in 1902. No edema or known albumenuria during pregnancy. For a year before the …

The genitourinary tract is one of the commonest sites of congenital malformation, and
several anomalies may coexist in one individual: for instance, primary vesicoureteral reflux …

Bell, M., Harries, JT, Wolff, 0. H., Dawson, AM, and Waters, AH(1973). Archives of Disease in
Childhood, 48,896. Familial selective malabsorption of vitamin B12. A patient with selective …

Deficient vitamin A...[4527| 10_ 46 12 92 table) which certainly never sufferedfrom vitamin A
deficiency. Their diet consisted in wvholemeal bread, raw milk, butter or cod-liver oil, raw …

This case report is presented in order to emphasize the necessity of careful and complete
evaluation of the urinary tract of children with the complaint of enuresis. While most often this …

A review of the literature in 1949 by Burford, Glenn, and Burford1 revealed that 425 cases of
ureteral ectopia had been reported. To report an additional case of a condition which has …

A case of ureteral ectopia, together with a complete clinical study of the\vorld literature, was
recently reported by one of us before Chicago Urological Society (1). While this was in …