Authors & Year |
Topic |
Type of Study |
Focused |
Results |
Findings |
Shishir Ram |
Role of Serum |
Case control |
Zinc, and Copper |
Mean Copper Mean Zinc level (110.11 + 2.83µg/dL) was |
Copper - Zinc |
Table 1:
Authors & Year |
Topic |
Type of Study |
Focused |
Results |
Findings |
Amith Kumar et.al, 2014 [19] |
Estimation of |
Hospital Based |
Zinc, Copper, |
level of Zinc (31.4±5.82 µg/gm Hb) Mean serum level of No Significant Difference found in Serum Fe level. |
Zinc and Selenium was found to increase the No significant |
Table 2:
Authors & Year |
Topic |
Type of Study |
Focused |
Results |
Findings |
Preeti Singh et.al, 2005 [20]. |
Association |
Hospital based |
Vitamin C, |
Mean serum No significant |
84% and 77% Selenium was |
Table 3:
Authors & Year |
Topic |
Type of Study |
Focused |
Results |
Findings |
Kapil U et al, |
Association of |
Hospital based |
Vitamin A, |
Maximum Risk |
Vitamin C, |
Table 4:
Authors & Year |
Topic |
Type of Study |
Focused |
Results |
Findings |
Madhuri K et al, 2011 [22]. |
Role of |
Hospital based |
Vitamin C |
Total |
Vitamin C |
Table 5:
Authors & Year |
Topic |
Type of Study |
Focused |
Results |
Findings |
Sunil Chandy et. al, 2008 [23]. |
Effect of |
Case Control |
Vitamin B12, |
Mean folate Mean |
Vitamin B12 No significant |
Table 6:
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