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M Onofrj, M Basciani, M Treviso

Italian Journal of Neurological Sciences

|December 1, 1985

Abstract:

Two patients with a neurologic syndrome of vitamin B12 deficiency and delayed Visual Evoked Potentials are reported. VEP latencies returned to normal values from 90 to 110 days following parenteral treatment with cyanocobalamin.

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