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2. Co58B12 absorption (hepatic surface count) after gastrectomy, ileal resection, and in coeliac disorders.

Author

FONE DJ, COOKE WT, MEYNELL MJ, and HARRIS EL

Subjects
Humans, Anemia, Anemia, Pernicious diagnosis, Celiac Disease metabolism, Feces, Gastrectomy, Ileum surgery, Liver metabolism, Vitamin B 12 metabolism
Abstract

This paper demonstrates that the hepatic surface counting technique is a reliable and satisfactory method of estimating the absorption of radioactive vitamin B(12). It does not require the collection of faeces or urine and is therefore particularly useful in studying out-patients.

Published
1961
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4. ACUTE FOLIC ACID DEFICIENCY OF UNKNOWN AETIOLOGY: TEMPERATE SPRUE.

Author

COOKE WT, FONE DJ, COX EV, MEYNELL MJ, and GADDIE R

Subjects
Adolescent, Anemia, Anemia, Macrocytic, Biopsy, Celiac Disease, Clinical Laboratory Techniques, Folic Acid, Folic Acid Deficiency, Geriatrics, Jejunum, Pathology, Vitamin B Deficiency
Abstract

The 20 patients described could be included in the group of patients diagnosed as ;idiopathic steatorrhoea'. However, their histories were short and diarrhoea was not a major feature. Since megaloblastic anaemia due to folic acid deficiency was a common feature it is suggested that these patients may form a homogeneous group and the diagnostic label of temperate sprue is suggested.

Published
1963
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12. The anaemia of scurvy.

Author

Cox EV, Meynell MJ, Northam BE, and Cooke WT

Subjects
Adult, Aged, Female, Humans, Leucovorin pharmacology, Male, Middle Aged, Anemia etiology, Ascorbic Acid therapeutic use, Ascorbic Acid Deficiency complications, Folic Acid metabolism, Scurvy complications
Published
1967
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13. Aminoaciduria and megaloblastic anaemia.

Author

FOWLER D, COX EV, COOKE WT, and MEYNELL NJ

Subjects
Humans, Amino Acids urine, Anemia urine, Anemia, Megaloblastic, Folic Acid, Vitamin B 12
Abstract

Urinary amino-acid chromatograms from 23 patients with megaloblastic anaemia have been studied before and after therapy. The most consistent abnormality was an increased taurine or increased taurine/glycine ratio. This was not related directly to deficiency of vitamin B(12) or folic acid or to the degree of anaemia.

Published
1960
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