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American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Vol 36, 1243-1249, Copyright © 1982 by The American Society for Clinical Nutrition, Inc

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Reversible neurological symptoms caused by vitamin E deficiency in a patient with short bowel syndrome

L Howard, L Ovesen, S Satya-Murti and R Chu

The effect of vitamin E deprivation on the fully developed human nervous system is not known. In children with fat malabsorption from various causes neuropathological and neurological changes have been ascribed to vitamin E deficiency. Herein we described a neurological deficit that occurred in a 64-yr-old man with chronic steatorrhea leading to severe vitamin E deficiency. long-term supplementation with vitamin E resulted in clinical improvement beginning a few months after normalization of his vitamin E status.


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