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[Deficiency of certain trace elements in children with hyperactivity].
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1994
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Certain Trace ElementsNutritionAdhdElectrolyte DisorderBody CompositionPhysiologyPediatricsTrace MetalElectrolyte DisturbancePediatric EndocrinologyChild NutritionTrace Mineral NutritionCalcium LevelPublic HealthHealthy ChildrenTrace ElementsChild DevelopmentHealth Sciences
The magnesium, zinc, copper, iron and calcium level of plasma, erythrocytes, urine and hair in 50 children aged from 4 to 13 years with hyperactivity, were examined by AAS. The average concentration of all trace elements was lower compared with the control group--healthy children from Szczecin. The highest deficit was noted in hair. Our results show that it is necessary to supplement trace elements in children with hyperactivity.