High prevalence of selenium deficiency in patients with filarial lymphedema
Authors:
- Shakila VenkatesanSVShakila Venkatesan
- Anbusivam SadhasivamASAnbusivam Sadhasivam
- Thamizhmaran SundararajanTSThamizhmaran Sundararajan
- Madhumidha PeriyathambiMPMadhumidha Periyathambi
- Vijayalakshmi GnanasekaranVGVijayalakshmi Gnanasekaran
- Vijesh Sreedhar KuttiattVKVijesh Sreedhar Kuttiatt
- 2 August 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Clinical Nutrition ESPEN
- Vol. 75
Abstract
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- Indian Council of Medical Research
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