Oral Presentation of Haematological Disease: Part II – Iron Deficiency Anaemia
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reticuloendothelia, redox, iron-tannateAbstract
Iron deficiency anaemia may be responsible for diverse oral mucosa changes due to the reduced oxygen-carrying capacity of red blood cells, but also due to changes in the oral mucosal structure and defence mechanisms. This study aims to report on three patients with iron deficiency anaemia who presented with distinct oral mucosal clinical features.
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