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Developmental Regression as an Early Manifestation of Vitamin B12 Deficiency

P. David Sadowitz

From the State University Hospital, Upstate Medical Center, Department of Pediatrics, Syracuse, New York

Anne Livingston

From the State University Hospital, Upstate Medical Center, Department of Pediatrics, Syracuse, New York

Robert M. Cavanaugh

From the State University Hospital, Upstate Medical Center, Department of Pediatrics, Syracuse, New York

Loss of previously attained developmental milestones in an infant is often associated with central nervous system tumor, neuromuscular disease, or an inborn metabolic error. An infant with developmental regression and involuntary movements who was found to be vitamin B12 deficient on the basis of unrecognized maternal vitamin B12 deficiency is described. The infant had a dramatic neurologic recovery after receiving vitamin B12. The case and a review of similar cases is presented.

Clinical Pediatrics, Vol. 25, No. 7, 369-371 (1986)
DOI: 10.1177/000992288602500708
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