Trace element deficiencies in humans.
RS Gibson - CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, 1991 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Primary deficiencies arise from deficient diets and develop especially when requirements
are in-creased or body stores are reduced (eg, zinc or copper deficiency in preterm infants …
are in-creased or body stores are reduced (eg, zinc or copper deficiency in preterm infants …
The clinical significance of trace element deficiencies in man
KM Hambidge - Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, 1974 - cambridge.org
Trace elements represent a new area of human nutritional research. With the exceptions of
iron and iodine, deficiency states were not recognized prior to the 1960's. Indeed, the risk of …
iron and iodine, deficiency states were not recognized prior to the 1960's. Indeed, the risk of …
Trace element deficiencies in man
CE Casey, KM Hambidge - Advances in nutritional research, 1980 - Springer
Trace elements have had a role, albeit an unwitting one, in medicine since the ancient
Egyptians used calamine (a zinc preparation) for skin disorders and the Greeks used burnt …
Egyptians used calamine (a zinc preparation) for skin disorders and the Greeks used burnt …
Trace mineral deficiencies.
FH Nielsen - Handbook of nutrition and food, 2002 - cabdirect.org
This chapter outlines several important biochemical, clinical and nutritional aspects of trace
element deficiencies in man. These include discussions on deficiencies of boron, copper …
element deficiencies in man. These include discussions on deficiencies of boron, copper …
Clinical aspects of zinc, copper, manganese, chromium and selenium metabolism
WC Triplett - Nutr Int, 1985 - hero.epa.gov
Clinical findings attributed to deficiency of zinc, copper, manganese, chromium and
selenium have been reported recently. Risk factors include total parenteral nutrition …
selenium have been reported recently. Risk factors include total parenteral nutrition …
The role of zinc and other trace metals in pediatric nutrition and health
KM Hambidge - Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1977 - Elsevier
Specific deficiency syndromes for copper, zinc, and chromium have been identified and it is
quite probable that deficiencies of other trace elements necessary for normal growth and …
quite probable that deficiencies of other trace elements necessary for normal growth and …
Trace elements in human nutrition.
RE Burch, HK Hahn - The Medical Clinics of North America, 1979 - europepmc.org
Clinical recognition of the role of trace elements in human nutrition is increasing. Heretofore,
many clinicians felt that the development of deficiency states was not likely except in very …
many clinicians felt that the development of deficiency states was not likely except in very …
[CITATION][C] Diagnostic approaches to trace element deficiencies.
AS Prasad - 1985 - cabidigitallibrary.org
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Trace elements in infancy: a supply/demand perspective
B Lönnerdal - Trace Elements in Man and Animals 6, 1988 - Springer
The rapidly growing newborn is particularly vulnerable to imbalances in nutrient supply. In
early life, milk or infant formula will be the sole diet for long periods of time, putting strong …
early life, milk or infant formula will be the sole diet for long periods of time, putting strong …
Essential trace elements and their nutritional importance in the 1990s.
RS Gibson - 1990 - cabidigitallibrary.org
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