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Deferoxamine (DFOA), also
known as
desferrioxamine and sold
under the
brand name Desferal, is a
medication that
binds iron and aluminium. It is specifically...
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providing fluid replacement,
gastrointestinal decontamination,
administering deferoxamine intravenously,
liver transplants, and
monitoring the patient's condition...
- transfusion;
chelation therapy to
reverse iron overload,
using drugs such as
deferoxamine, deferiprone, or deferasirox;
medication with the
antioxidant indicaxanthin...
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sudden intake of a
large amount of aluminium, the only
treatment is
deferoxamine mesylate which may be
given to help
eliminate aluminium from the body...
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therapy is used to
treat iron
overload and
common iron
chelators used are
deferoxamine,
deferiprone and deferasirox. Due to the
complications of transfusions...
- complicated, and can
include use of a
specific chelating agent called deferoxamine to bind and
expel excess iron from the body. Some
research has suggested...
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tetraacetic acid (calcium
disodium versenate) (CaNa2-EDTA) lead
poisoning Deferoxamine,
Deferasirox and
Deferiprone acute iron
poisoning iron overload...
- is an iron overload, iron is
removed using a
chelation agent such as
deferoxamine or by bloodletting.[citation needed] As of 2021,
there are
recent studies...
- month.
There is
insufficient evidence that iron
chelating agents such as
deferoxamine and
deferiprone improve outcomes of
those with
malaria fal****rum infection...
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Hydroxylase Inhibitor Dimethyloxalylglycine and the Iron
Chelator Deferoxamine in
Diabetic and Aged
Wound Healing".
Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery...
