The epidemiology of hyperferritinaemia
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Alcohol related liver disease, haemat-ological disease, renal failure and neoplasia are much more common causes of marked hyperferritinaemia than haemochromatosis. The role of weight loss in hyperferritinaemia may warrant further investigation.
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Alcohol related liver disease, haemat-ological disease, renal failure and neoplasia are much more common causes of marked hyperferritinaemia than haemochromatosis. The role of weight loss in hyperferritinaemia may warrant further investigation.
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MedicinePopulationAlcoholic liver diseaseIncidence (geometry)EpidemiologyInternal medicineLiver diseaseDisease
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