When one Cannot tolerate oral iron; Malabsorbtion of iron because of gastric resection and/or bilroth II operation; Continue to lose blood at a rate that is too rapid for oral absorption to compensate.Cannot tolerate oral iron; Malabsorbtion of iron because of gastric resection and/or bilroth II operation; Continue to lose blood at a rate that…
Once in the blood, Fe(2+) is immediately oxidized to ferric iron (Fe[3+]) by ceruloplasmin and subsequently bound by transferrin for transport to various sites throughout the body for utilization (i.e.,, to bone marrow for hemoglobin synthesis or to the liver for storage)
Once in the blood, Fe(2+) is immediately oxidized to ferric iron (Fe[3+]) by ceruloplasmin and subsequently bound by transferrin for transport to various sites throughout the body for utilization (i.e.,, to bone marrow for hemoglobin synthesis or to the liver for storage)
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