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Magnesium Deficiency in Patients with Schizophrenia

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 April 2020

M.W. Agelink ,
T. Zeit ,
R. Malessa ,
E. Kamcili  and
E. Klieser
M.W. Agelink
Affiliation:
I University of BochumandDepartment of Neurology. UniversityofEssen,Hufelandstr;45131Essen, Germany
T. Zeit
Affiliation:
I University of BochumandDepartment of Neurology. UniversityofEssen,Hufelandstr;45131Essen, Germany
R. Malessa
Affiliation:
I University of BochumandDepartment of Neurology. UniversityofEssen,Hufelandstr;45131Essen, Germany
E. Kamcili
Affiliation:
I University of BochumandDepartment of Neurology. UniversityofEssen,Hufelandstr;45131Essen, Germany
E. Klieser
Affiliation:
I University of BochumandDepartment of Neurology. UniversityofEssen,Hufelandstr;45131Essen, Germany

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