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Antenatal Care Attendance and Multiple Micronutrient Supplementation Intake: Perspectives from Women and Antenatal Care Service Providers in Rwanda. [PDF]

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Pastori G, van Zutphen-Küffer KG, Sarvan S, Manyuk Y, Gakuba E, Rana Y, Clift J, Weiss K, Weiss B, Wang XY, Uwimana A, Muvunyi CM, Tuyisenge E, Desie S, Munos MK, Askari S.   +15 more
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Neutron Activation of Iron Tablets to Evaluate the Effects of Glycine on Iron Absorption

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1984
Neutron bombardment (neutron flux, 3 X 10(12) neutrons/cm2/s) of prepared iron tablets containing glycine-iron or iron alone was performed to prepare radioactive tablets to assess the effects of glycine on iron absorption from tableted formulations.
J M, Christensen, M, Ghannam, J W, Ayres
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Iron absorption from chewable vitamins with iron versus iron tablets

Pediatric Emergency Care, 1992
The medical literature contains few, if any, reports of severe iron (Fe) poisonings from ingestion of chewable multivitamins with iron. One possible explanation for this observation is that iron from multivitamins is more poorly absorbed than iron from iron tablets.
James Linakis
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Iron tablets: disintegration tests

Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin, 1965
Iron is mainly absorbed in the upper small intestine and it is therefore important that iron tablets should not take too long to disintegrate. In the past most physicians were aware that some iron tablets were ineffective because they failed to disintegrate.
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Dental discolorations and side effects with iron and placebo tablets

European Journal of Oral Sciences, 1979
abstract— In a randomized double‐blind cross‐over study, 19 young women received iron tablets (Neo‐Fer®) containing 0.20 g ferrous fumarate (60 mg Fe++), and placebo tablets, twice daily during two periods of 8 weeks each. Development of discolorations on fillings and tooth surfaces was studied by careful clinical examination, and by paired comparison ...
P, Lökken, J M, Birkeland
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Absorption of radiopaque iron tablets

Visual Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2023
Michele M Burns
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‘Iron lung’: Distinctive bronchoscopic features of acute iron tablet aspiration

Respirology, 2003
Abstract:  Three confirmed cases of acute iron tablet‐induced necrosis due to a fulminant chemical burn injury to the tracheobronchial tree as a result of accidental inhalation and/or aspiration of iron tablets are described. Although histological confirmation has been relied upon for diagnosis, the distinctive bronchoscopic features may allow prompt ...
Kim, Samuel T., Kaisar, Omar M., Clarke, Belinda E., Vandenburg, Russell A., Allen, David H., Bell, Scott C., Fong, Kwun M.   +6 more
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Bronchial Stenosis after Aspiration of an Iron Tablet

Chest, 1988
Stenosis of the right intermediate bronchus was found in a 60-year-old woman four months after aspiration of an iron tablet. Right middle and lower lobe lobectomies were performed. By light microscopy, small amounts of foreign, iron-positive material surrounded by giant cells, large collections of hemosiderin containing macrophages, and severe fibrosis
M, Tarkka, S, Anttila, S, Sutinen
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Iron Supplementation: Oral Tablets versus Intramuscular Injection

International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism, 2006
Non-anemic, iron depleted women were randomly assigned to an injection group (IG) or oral group (OG) to assess which method is more efficient for increasing iron stores over a short time period. IG received a course of 5 × 2 mL intramuscular injections over 10 d, and OG received one tablet daily for 30 d.
Dawson, Brian, Goodman, Carmel, Blee, Tanya, Claydon, Gary, Peeling, Peter, Beilby, John, Prins, Alex   +6 more
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