The capillary damaging effect of different iron preparations.
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[Blood examination in vitro. I. The poikilocyte as an intermediary stage].
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Agranulocytosis↗
[Characteristics of the anemia of hypothyroidism with special reference to serum free iron].
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Anemia↗
[Therapy of anemias with cobalt and iron; comaron].
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Anemia↗
[The iron equilibrium in hepatocellular icterus, in jaundice due to angiocholitis and stasis jaundice].
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Humans↗
[Physiopathology of hemoglobin and of erythrocytes studied with radioactive iron].
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Erythrocytes↗
New concepts of therapy of hemoglobin regeneration.
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Chlorophyll↗
[Iron content in the pituitary].
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Humans↗
Transplacental iron: its persistence during infancy as studied isotopically.
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Hemoglobins↗
[Erythrocytes, hemoglobin, sideremia and cupremia].
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Copper↗
[Changes in iron metabolism in cardiac decompensation].
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Heart Failure↗
[Behavior of hepatic hemosiderosis in pernicious anemia; histochemical study of fragments of liver tissue procured by needle biopsy].
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Anemia↗
[Iron metabolism and deficiency in regenerate pernicious anemia].
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Anemia↗
[Examination of blood donors, with special reference to determination of blood iron and blood proteins].
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Blood Donors↗
[Action of intravenous nicotinic acid on the behavior of the arterial and venous sideremic curve].
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Arteries↗
[Examination of the blood in morbus caeruleus. II. Iron and hemoglobin metabolism].
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Biochemical Phenomena↗
Dissolution of stainless steel in artificial saliva.
Dissolution of stainless steel type 304 in artificial saliva was studied by electrochemical methods, electron spectroscopy for chemical analysis, and atom absorption spectroscopy. The samples were polarized in the -400 mV (saturated calomel electrode) to -50 mV (saturated calomel electrode) range. The total thickness of the passive film was found to be 25 +/- 3 A, independent of the potential. The passive film consists of a duplex structure: an inner layer of (Cr0.5Fe0.5)2O3 and an outer layer of a mixture of Cr(OH)3 and (CrxFey)PO4.2H2O. The analysis indicated that 11 micrograms/cm2 of the alloying elements were dissolved during exposure for 1 year.
Chromium Compounds↗