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Acute iron poisoning.

Hager Ben Mokhtar, H. Thabet, N. Brahmi, I. Zaghdoudi, Abderrazek Hédhili, Chokri Hamouda, M Amamou

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Abstract

Intoxications with ferrous compounds are uncommon but ferrous sulphate is most frequently involved. Ferrous fumarate is less toxic than ferrous sulphate. Two cases of ferrous fumarate poisoning that resulted in digestive mucosal lesions are reported.

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Intoxications with ferrous compounds are uncommon but ferrous sulphate is most frequently involved. Ferrous fumarate is less toxic than ferrous sulphate. Two cases of ferrous fumarate poisoning that resulted in digestive mucosal lesions are reported.

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Intoxications with ferrous compounds are uncommon but ferrous sulphate is most frequently involved. Ferrous fumarate is less toxic than ferrous sulphate. Two cases of ferrous fumarate poisoning that resulted in digestive mucosal lesions are reported.

Key concepts: Ferrous, Ferrous sulphate, Chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Organic chemistry

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