2001
DOI: 10.1590/s0036-36342001000200004
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Efecto de la administración semanal de ácido fólico sobre los valores sanguíneos

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“…The increases and patterns attained in serum and red blood cell folate by both folic acid dosage regimens in the present trial are in line with previous studies (22)(23)(24) , but direct comparisons on absolute values cannot be made because of differences in laboratory procedures. However, in 2001 Martinez et al (23) carried out a supplementation trial with a weekly dosage of 5 mg folic acid among non-pregnant women of childbearing age in Nuevo Leo ´n, Mexico, using similar laboratory tests. These authors found after 12 weeks that serum and red blood cell folate levels increased from 5?93 to 7?0 ng/ml (18 %) and from 150?5 to 184?0 ng/ml (22 %), respectively.…”
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confidence: 90%
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“…The increases and patterns attained in serum and red blood cell folate by both folic acid dosage regimens in the present trial are in line with previous studies (22)(23)(24) , but direct comparisons on absolute values cannot be made because of differences in laboratory procedures. However, in 2001 Martinez et al (23) carried out a supplementation trial with a weekly dosage of 5 mg folic acid among non-pregnant women of childbearing age in Nuevo Leo ´n, Mexico, using similar laboratory tests. These authors found after 12 weeks that serum and red blood cell folate levels increased from 5?93 to 7?0 ng/ml (18 %) and from 150?5 to 184?0 ng/ml (22 %), respectively.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…However, in 2001 Martinez et al . ( 23 ) carried out a supplementation trial with a weekly dosage of 5 mg folic acid among non-pregnant women of childbearing age in Nuevo León, Mexico, using similar laboratory tests. These authors found after 12 weeks that serum and red blood cell folate levels increased from 5·93 to 7·0 ng/ml (18 %) and from 150·5 to 184·0 ng/ml (22 %), respectively.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Results showed that after 3 months there was a compliance rate of 91.4% and a significant increase in plasma and red blood cell folate (RBC). It is important to mention that the basal blood levels were low and post implementation, increased to 200 ng/dl (432 nMol/L) [8]. With these results, a NTD prevention program was initiated by the State Secretary of Health, together with the School of Medicine of the University of Nuevo Leon.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En un estudio previo, demostramos que la administración semanal de 5.0 mg de ácido fólico por vía oral incrementaban significativamente los valores sanguíneos de ácido fólico en mujeres en edad fértil (7).…”
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