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was present. Weakness was considered as potentially due to NFPMA in case of any pituitary hormone deficiency. Endocrinological and ophthalmological evaluation We evaluated endocrine status by serum levels of pituitary hormones with no
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reported communication on the light treatment of rickets in 1904 ( 1 ) and a suggestion that sunlight deficiency caused rickets ( 2 ), rational medical prevention and therapy were ‘enlightened’ by a series of reports published by Huldschinsky between 1919
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