Niedokrwistości – nadal aktualny problem w opiece nad matką i dzieckiem
Journal Title: Family Medicine & Primary Care Review - Year 2014, Vol 16, Issue 2
Abstract
Niedokrwistość to stan, w którym dochodzi do obniżenia poziomu hemoglobiny z lub bez obniżenia liczby krwinek czerwonych. Powodem niedokrwistości mogą być zaburzenia wytwarzania krwinek czerwonych, utrata krwi lub hemoliza. Wszystkie te przyczyny są omawiane w niniejszej pracy
Authors and Affiliations
Michał Matysiak
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