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Treatment of anemia in the postpartum and postoperative period immediate gynecological surgery, with intravenous iron

International Journal of Advanced Research in Medicine · 2020 · Vol. 2(2) · pp. 162–165
Zainab Naji HashimSana Abd Al Hadi AbedRawaa Abdulraheem Hasan

Abstract

Objective: To evaluate the efficacy and safety of intravenous iron infusion in the treatment of postpartum anemia and gynecological surgery.Patients and methods: A prospective study conducted between June 2004 and December 2004, which included patients who were admitted to our resuscitation department and who had hemoglobin values ​​below 10 after delivery or cesarean section and after gynecological surgery g.dL-1. Three 200 mg doses of iron sucrose. Were administered intravenously on consecutive days. Fifteen days after the last dose, patients were called for analytical control and side effects were recorded. Use the student

Iron Metabolism and DisordersBlood donation and transfusion practicesMaternal and Neonatal HealthcareMedicineAnemiaGynecological surgeryIntravenous ironAnesthesiaProspective cohort studyHemoglobinPostpartum periodIntravenous fluidSurgery
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