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Iron and folic acid tablets in pregnancy
Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin, 1964Mild deficiency of folic acid is common in the later months of normal pregnancy, due apparently to increased demand and in some cases to impaired absorption1. Megaloblastic anaemia from this cause is not rare, but more frequently a lesser degree of deficiency complicates lack of iron, and in such cases the anaemia responds only to the combined ...
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American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology
Abstract Pill aspiration is a significant source of foreign body aspiration in the United States and can occur without swallowing dysfunction or illness. Consequences depend on various factors, such as the pill's chemical composition, size, and diagnostic delay.
Yvonne, Hojberg +4 more
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Abstract Pill aspiration is a significant source of foreign body aspiration in the United States and can occur without swallowing dysfunction or illness. Consequences depend on various factors, such as the pill's chemical composition, size, and diagnostic delay.
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Magnetic Iron Oxide for Use in Tablet Coating
Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1961S J, TUCKER, A B, REDNICK
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Epibulbar Siderosis Induced by Iron Tablets
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1982Lotta Salminen +3 more
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[Iron treatment by effervescent tablets (author's transl)].
Geburtshilfe und Frauenheilkunde, 1976In a randomized double-blind study the new effervescent iron tablet Loesferron was tested in 57 postpartum patients. Hgb and red blood count rose significantly with this treatment. It was found that on effervescent tablet daily was sufficient for a satisfactory result of the treatment. No side effects were noted to this well tasting iron beverage.
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