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Renal functional and structural integrity in infants with iron deficiency anemia: relation to oxidative stress and response to iron therapy

El-Shimi et al., 2015

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5851805236808158129
Author
El-Shimi M
El-Farrash R
Ismail E
El-Safty A
Nada A
El-Gamel O
Salem Y
Shoukry S
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Pediatric Nephrology

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Background Iron deficiency anemia (IDA) is the most common nutritional deficiency in the world. The aim of our study was to evaluate and compare renal functional and structural integrity in 50 infants with IDA and 50 healthy controls and to assess the relation between …
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