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THE main difficulty in the treatment of vitamin B12 deficiencies has been that small doses of cyanocobalamin are inadequate to replenish the body's depleted stores and that most of the large parenteral doses are eliminated in the urine within the first 12 hr.
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GLASS, G., SKEGGS, H., LEE, D. et al. Applicability of Hydroxocobalamin as a Long-acting Vitamin B12 . Nature 189, 138–140 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/189138b0
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