Aplastic Anemia and Its Association With Hemochromatosis

ZELTMACHER, KURT

doi:10.1001/archinte.1945.00210300041004

Arch Intern Med

1945

DOI: 10.1001/archinte.1945.00210300041004

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Aplastic Anemia and Its Association With Hemochromatosis

KURT ZELTMACHER¹

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“…Excessive iron deposition may also occur secondarily to prolonged anaemia of various types (Zeltmacher and Bevans, 1945;Goldish and Aufderheide, 1953;Gelpi and Ende, 1958), and in some such patients tissue damage, including cirrhosis of the liver, may follow. It is not certain that iron itself is the cause of liver damage (MacDonald, 1964) but, in view of this possibility, consideration must be given to methods for the removal of iron from the body.…”

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Effects of desferrioxamine in patients with iron-loading with a simple method for estimating urinary iron

Losowsky

1966

Journal of Clinical Pathology

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SYNOPSIS Desferrioxamine produced marked increases in urinary iron excretion in three patients with very gross iron loading. The magnitude of the response to desferrioxamine was not closely related to the amount of iron seen in liver biopsy sections. In two patients with less severe iron loading, desferrioxamine produced no significant increase in urinary iron content. In the patients who responded, the effect of desferrioxamine did not diminish with repeated doses even over periods of up to a year.The effectiveness of desferrioxamine was not increased by intravenous administration, water diuresis, mersalyl, or ammonium chloride.A simple method for estimation of urinary iron is described, necessitating a minimum of glassware, and sufficiently accurate for clinical purposes.

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Effects of desferrioxamine in patients with iron-loading with a simple method for estimating urinary iron

Losowsky

1966

Journal of Clinical Pathology

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Hemosiderosis in Refractory Anemia

Wyatt¹

1949

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Iron Overload (Hemosiderosis) Aggravated by Blood Transfusions

Muirhead¹

1949

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Aplastic Anemia and Its Association With Hemochromatosis

Cited by 35 publications

References 31 publications

Effects of desferrioxamine in patients with iron-loading with a simple method for estimating urinary iron

Effects of desferrioxamine in patients with iron-loading with a simple method for estimating urinary iron

Hemosiderosis in Refractory Anemia

Iron Overload (Hemosiderosis) Aggravated by Blood Transfusions

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