1953
DOI: 10.1007/bf01472145
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St�rungen der Eisenverdauung und Eisenresorption als pathogenetische Faktoren der essentiellen hypochromen An�mie

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“…These differences between men and women in the 2-hours' rise are highly significant (P = 0.001). Thedering and Beck (1953) found approximately the same differences in their iron absorption tests.…”
Section: Diagnosis Of Iron Deficiency 73mentioning
confidence: 60%
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“…These differences between men and women in the 2-hours' rise are highly significant (P = 0.001). Thedering and Beck (1953) found approximately the same differences in their iron absorption tests.…”
Section: Diagnosis Of Iron Deficiency 73mentioning
confidence: 60%
“…In these conditions little iron may be absorbed after the oral administration of a ferrous preparation or of 5 g F~ (Badenoch and Callender, 1954), despite the fact that the patients may be iron-deficient. Cartwright and Wintrobc (1952), Crawley (1952) and Thedering and Beck (1953) believe that defective absorption may be responsible for cases of iron-deficiency anaemia in the absence of steatorrhoea or gastric resection. Possibly such patients find it difficult to absorb iron from the food, or metallic iron or ferric iron compounds.…”
Section: Diagnosis Of Iron Deficiency 79mentioning
confidence: 99%