hyperferritinemia in the chinese and asian community: a retrospective review of the university of british columbia experience

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Abstract
BACKGROUND AND METHODS: Elevated serum ferritin is a common clinical finding. The etiology of hyperferritinemia in the Asia-Pacific population is less clear due to a low prevalence of known HFE mutations such as C282Y and H63D, as well as an increased prevalence of viral hepatitis and hereditary anemia. A retrospective case review of 80 patients of Asian ethnicity referred to three subspecialists in tertiary care teaching hospitals between January 1997 and March 2005 for assessment of hyperferritinemia was performed.
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Authors ;Paul R Yenson;Eric M Yoshida;Charles H Li;Henry V Chung;Peter WK Tsang
Journal indian journal of pharmacology
Year 2008
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10.1155/2008/245096
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