Prolonged and Massive Administration of Iron-Dextran Complex Resulting in Selective Glomerular Iron Deposition in the Kidneys

ROSS, LIVIA; FREMLAND, HARRIET

doi:10.1182/blood.V31.1.11.11

LIVIA ROSS, M.D.,

LIVIA ROSS, M.D.

1Pathology Department, Highland General Hospital, Oakland, California.

2Staff Pathologist, Highland General Hospital, Oakland, California.

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HARRIET FREMLAND, M.D.

1Pathology Department, Highland General Hospital, Oakland, California.

3Pathology Resident, Highland General Hospital, Oakland, California.

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Blood (1968) 31 (1): 11–16.

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Abstract

A case with massive long-standing iron-dextran administration is reported. Selective glomerular iron deposition is the outstanding feature of the generalized hemosiderosis. Similar glomerular iron deposits have been described in experimental animals.

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