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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Intravenous iron"”.

  1. Anaemia, Iron-Deficiency and Reducing Transfusion in Cardiac Surgery and A Novel Method for the Measurement of Total Haemoglobin Mass

    Anaemia and iron-deficiency are common in cardiac surgical patients and are associated with poor surgical and patient-centred outcomes. Pre-operative anaemia is increasingly being treated with intravenous iron despite a lack of high-quality evidence of its effectiveness. This thesis explores these …

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  2. The effect of iron supplementation and tumour location on the mucosal microbiological and immunological environment in colorectal cancer patients with iron deficiency anaemia

    Iron deficiency is a common complication of colorectal cancer, being present in ~60% of patients and often leading to the manifestation of anaemia. Preoperative anaemia in colorectal cancer patients is associated with inferior clinical outcomes, hence this leads to the requirement of iron

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  3. An evaluation of factors that affect glycaemic control and its measurements in diabetes mellitus

    … to show that severe disruption to lifestyle, environment and psychological stress caused by a flooding disaster results in the worsening of glycaemic control in patients compared to the preceding months. The effect of the flooding was most pronounced in patients on insulin treatment (HbA1c 8.6% …

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