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Copper deficiency myelopathy (human swayback)

Kumar N (2006). Mayo Clinic Proceedings.

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Foundational Mayo Clinic review of acquired copper deficiency myelopathy (‘human swayback’): SCD-like phenotype, anemia/neutropenia, zinc excess and gastric surgery as causes; copper repletion stabilizes neurology.

Record overlap notes (research). neuropathy-history; myelopathy-spine-pain; nutrient-deficiency-context; community copper hypothesis

DOI: 10.4065/81.10.1371 · PMID: 17036563 · PMCID: —

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