Anaemia in occult intestinal malabsorption
AUTOR(ES)
Whitehead, R.
RESUMO
Nine patients are described, four men and five women, aged between 14 and 62 years, who presented with symptoms of severe anaemia. Deficiencies of iron and folic acid were subsequently demonstrated in each case. Although malabsorption was not initially suspected, further investigations showed an abnormally high excretion of faecal fat in seven cases.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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