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(redirected from iron dextran)

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For infants receiving parenteral nutrition, iron supplementation in the form of iron dextran was provided in a dose of 1 mg/kg/d.
Comparison of a restricted transfusion schedule with erythropoietin ... by Starr, Karen P. / Southern Medical Journal
8 (a) Saline Erythromycin 80 800 Saline Estradiol glucuronide 1 10 Saline Ethanol ND 3,000 Saline Etoposide 5 50 Saline Galactosamine 50 500 Saline Ibuprofen 20 200 Saline Indomethacin 2 20 Saline Iodoacetic acid 5 50 Saline Iron dextran 50 500 Saline Ketoconazole 30 120 Saline L-Ethionine 5 50 Saline Methapyrilene 5 50 Saline Methotrexate 50 250 Saline Microcystin 0.
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