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Infantile scurvy, history, [10]
in artificially fed, [40]
in breast-fed, [35]
increase during World War, [21–22]
relation to epidemic scurvy of adults, [15], [37]
relation to rickets, [11], [110], [252]
symptomatology, [183]
Infection, as exciting factor, [60], [218]
increased liability to, [68]
effect on prognosis, [227]
Intestines, gross pathology, [90]
microscopic pathology, [100]
Intravenous use of orange juice, [238]
Irregularities in course of deficiency diseases, [78]
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Jaundice, [208]
Joints, lesions of, [199]