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HERO ID
8337618
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
Role of trace elements in erythropoiesis and iron metabolism
Author(s)
Lakatos, B; Szentmihalyi, K; Sandor, Z; Vinkler, P
Year
1997
Volume
41
Issue
7
Page Numbers
424-430
Language
Hungarian
Abstract
On the basis of the latest scientific literature and results on acidic polysaccharide-metal complexes the authors summarize the fundamental role of trace elements (copper, zinc, manganese, cobalt) in hemoglobin synthesis and iron metabolism. An original iron preparation (Ferrocomp) to cure anaemia is introduced, which contains all the necessary hematinics (trace elements in the form of basic metal-polygalacturonates and vitamins) beside iron. The product containing iron identical to natural sources can be applied in low dose and has no adverse side effects.
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