Sentence examples for mild iron from inspiring English sources

The results indicate a condition corresponding to mild iron overload.

MRI has been proposed for non-invasive detection and quantification of liver iron content, but has not been validated as a reproducible and sensitive method, especially in patients with mild iron overload.

While our waiter one night could not remember the beers on tap or the selection of ice creams, the beef carpaccio ($10.95) was thin and silky with a mild iron flavor, and the pappardelle tossed with braised duck and porcini mushrooms ($15.95) pulsated with aroma.

This implies that the corrosion rate is higher in the absence of inhibitor than with inhibited mild iron samples.

Elevated iron parameters and mild iron overload are common in the liver of patients with chronic hepatitis C. It has been suggested that ferritin and serum iron might be correlated with liver inflammation and serum markers of fibrogenesis (Souza et al., 2006).

We demonstrate a state of mild iron overload mediated by PrPC, and mild iron deficiency or imbalance by pathogenic and non-pathogenic mutations of PrP.

Upon further investigation, he was found to have an enlarged fatty liver on ultrasound though his liver enzymes were normal; his bone marrow biopsy was hypocellular (20%), and his liver biopsy showed macrovesicular steatosis with foci of lobular inflammation, portal chronic inflammatory infiltrate, and mild hepatocellular iron accumulation (Fig. 2I).

Consistently with our finding in mice, Flvcr1 was found mutated in human subjects with mild hepatic iron overload.

78 Currently, phlebotomy is not recommended for mild secondary iron overload (HIC < 2500 μg/g dry weight) in chronic hepatitis C. In NAFLD, studies have shown a benefit of therapeutic phlebotomy with improvement in parameters of insulin resistance and reduction in elevated ALT levels.

Although mild or moderate iron deficiency and or anaemia may be asymptomatic, there are a variety of blood iron indicators that exist to detect early stages of disease.

When a specimen of wrought iron, mild steel, or other ductile metal, is loaded beyond the yield point, both the limit of proportionality and the yield point are found to be higher on a subsequent reloading.