Clinching the diagnosis: 1. iron deficiency and iron overload: serum ferritin and serum iron in clinical medicine
Authors:
- Richard J. KimberRKRichard J. Kimber
- Z. RudzkiZRZ. Rudzki
- R.W. BlundenRBR.W. Blunden
Abstract
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