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Liver injury iron overload

Iron Overload and Liver Injury 238 3.10 Ischaemic Hepatitis 243... [Pg.233]

A particular instance of iron overload being associated with liver injury, with free radicals again being implicated, is the hepatic porphyria and hepatocarcinoma induced by polyhalogenated aromatic chemicals. This is described separately below. [Pg.239]

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