coeliac) Infections & surgical interventions Pregnancy & neonates Pharmaceutical interactions Nitrous oxide abuse Age greater than 65 years Signs and symptoms of B12 deficiency Anaemia (weakness, tiredness, dyspnoea on exertion) Gastrointestinal (loss of appetite, sore tongue and mouth, epigastric discomfort, nausea, vomiting, heartburn) Neurological (numbness, pins and needles, impaired fine finger movements) Developmental delay in infants Positive Rombergs sign Impaired vibration or position sense, impaired vision Orthostatic dizziness Loss of taste or smell Psychological & psychiatric disturbance When to test for B12 deficiency If a patient has at least 1 risk factor and 1 or more signs, then B12 assessment is warranted
Novel rat model of nonunion fracture with vascular deficit
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Data availability The RNA-seq raw data have been deposited in the GEO database, which is available at References As-Sanie S, Black R, Giudice LC, Gray Valbrun T, Gupta J, Jones B, et al