Month Old Baby
1 The Department of Pediatrics, Yale University School of Medicine. New Haven, Conn.
A case of vitamin A deficiency in a 5
mo. old infant is presented. The multiple manifestations of vitamin A deficiency as noted in this case clearly resemble the signs of deficiency described in experimental animals. The need for adequate supplementation of synthetic diets is re-emphasized.
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