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I deficit di vitamina B12 di origine materna nel neonato: sfide attuali e future = Neonatal cobalamin deficiency secondary to maternal causes: today and future challenges
Cobalamin is essential for infant neurodevelopment; high levels of propionylcarnitine, methylmalonic acid and/or homocysteine at expanded newborn screening allow the identification of maternal secondary deficiencies. An inadequate intake of cobalamin is a frequent cause of deficiency in pregnancy.
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