Usage of "anaemia" | TermGallery

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A lower than normal number of red blood cells.

Ús de anaemia en anglès

In healthy and fit individuals, anaemia can be compensated by several mechanisms. 
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There was no association between the malaria parasite density and severe anaemia. 
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The anaemia of iron deficiency is usually treated with oral iron supplements. 
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The role of maternal anaemia in this relationship, however, has not been established. 
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Optimal treatment strategies for severe aplastic anaemia remain to be determined. 
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We report a case of acquired sideroblastic anaemia precipitated by progesterone. 
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In contrast, the prevalence of anaemia in males increased with age. 
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Radiolabelled red cell studies were performed in one patient to investigate the anaemia. 
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Age was positively associated with anaemia among girls, but negatively associated among boys. 
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The majority of refugee children under five years old are suffering from anaemia. 
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In this type of anaemia the erythropoietin formation is frequently inadequate. 
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Now I am in hospital recovering from strong anaemia, dehydration etc. 
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The main manifestations were gastrointestinal hemorrhage, abdominal pain, upper abdominal discomfort and anaemia. 
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It is important that those who have anaemia be further investigated and treated. 
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He diagnosed anaemia and general nerves and prescribed a strengthening diet. 
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We aimed to evaluate the incidence, timing and potential predictors of transfusion-dependent anaemia. 
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anaemia

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Col·locacions frequents

Més col·locacions

Translations for anaemia

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Anaemia a través del temps

Anaemia per variant geogràfica

Estats Units d'Amèrica

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Regne Unit

Menys comú

Significats de anaemia en anglès