TIME COURSE OF IRON METABOLISM IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS

Michaël Piagnerelli; Frédéric Cotton; Antoine Herpain; Alessandro Rapotec; R. Chatti; Béatrice Gulbis; Jean Louis Vincent

doi:10.2143/acb.68.1.2062715

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Iron status is rapidly altered in critically ill patients, especially in septic patients. These alterations persist during the course of the disease and are associated with decreased erythropoiesis.

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