Isolated vitamin E deficiency and progressive ataxia

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A case of progressive spinocerebellar syndrome due to isolated vitamin E deficiency is reported. Measurement of the vitamin E concentration in serum should be included when investigating all children with unexplained, progressive ataxia, even in the absence of malabsorption. Replacement treatment in patients with a vitamin E deficiency can arrest or improve the associated neurological disorder.

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Rayner, R. J., Doran, R., & Roussounis, S. H. (1993). Isolated vitamin E deficiency and progressive ataxia. Archives of Disease in Childhood, 69(5), 602–603. https://doi.org/10.1136/adc.69.5.602

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