Effect of oxidative stress and serum Antioxidant level on the Cardiac function of thalassemic patients
Hucta salem El-Wakeel;
Abstract
Thalassemia is the world's most common hereditary disease caused by mutations affecting synthesis of hemoglobin.
The cardiac damage is mainly attributed to excessive iron deposition through the formation of oxygen free radicals.
This study was carried out
The cardiac damage is mainly attributed to excessive iron deposition through the formation of oxygen free radicals.
This study was carried out
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| Title | Effect of oxidative stress and serum Antioxidant level on the Cardiac function of thalassemic patients | Other Titles | تاثير عوامل الاكسدة ومستوى مضادات الاكسدة فى الدم على وظائف القلب فى مرضى انيميا البحر الابيض المتوسط | Authors | Hucta salem El-Wakeel | Keywords | Effect of oxidative stress and serum Antioxidant level on the Cardiac function of thalassemic patients | Issue Date | 2001 | Description | Thalassemia is the world's most common hereditary disease caused by mutations affecting synthesis of hemoglobin. The cardiac damage is mainly attributed to excessive iron deposition through the formation of oxygen free radicals. This study was carried out |
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