PPT-Iron Chef: Serving up high quality care in the setting of iron deficiency and iron overload

Donald Houston MD PhD FRCPC Emily Rimmer MD MSc FRCPC May 1 2020 Part 1 Iron Homeostasis Iron Overload and Laboratory Measures of Iron Donald S Houston MD PhD FRCPC Presenter Disclosure Speakers name Donald S Houston. thalassaemia. Professor John Porter. Red Cell Disorders Unit. University College London Hospitals and UCL . . j.porter@ucl.ac.uk. Professor John Porter. Red Cell Disorders Unit. University College London .   . Seventh International Symposium in Continuing Nursing Education/March, 2014. 3/2014. Donald W. McLaren, MD. Objectives. To discuss how to evaluate and determine cause of anemia. To discuss Iron deficiency (ID) and Iron Deficiency Anemia (IDA) - causes, evaluation, signs, symptoms, treatment and prevention at different ages. haemoglobinopathies. Dr Farrukh Shah. Consultant haematologist. Joint Red cell disorders unit. Whittington hospital and UCLH. Why?. . . . . Erythron. . Macrophages. Hepatocytes. & other. Introduction. Iron is an essential nutrient needed by every human cell. Iron deficiency is the most common deficiency disease worldwide. More than one billion people have iron deficiency and about 700 million people have iron deficiency . A presentation of two cases. Charles H. Toledo MD FAAP. OVERVIEW . This presentation describes two patients with oral motor dysfunction of varying severity associated with iron deficiency. It will be obvious from the presentation that this is not a rigorous study; data was gathered retrospectively after the association was made. Caution should be exercised not to draw any firm conclusions regarding this association. Rather this communication is presented in the hopes that it will raise awareness of this possible association and its EASY treatment. . Assistant Professor of Medicine & Oncology, Division of Hematology. Disclosures. None. Objectives. Understand the basic physiology of iron absorption, transport and storage. Understand the causes of iron deficiency and the compensatory responses seen in clinical lab tests. . intermedia. : reassessment of iron . chelation. strategies. Ali Taher,1 . Chaim. Hershko2 and Maria . Domenica. . Cappellini. Thalassaemia. . intermedia. . (TI) is a syndrome marked by its diverse . IRON OVERLOAD. IRON. 10-15 mg/day in diet; 5-10% absorbed. Absorption increased in iron deficiency, pregnancy, erythroid hyperplasia, hypoxia. Heme iron absorbed best. Fe. 2 . much better than Fe. 3 . By Dr. Zahoor. 1. Anemia. What is Anemia?. . Anemia is present when there is decrease in hemoglobin (Hb) in the blood below the reference level for the age and sex . 2. 3. Normal Values for Peripheral Blood. Introduction. Micronutrients . are needed in the body in tiny amounts. They do not provide energy, but are required for a number of important processes in the body. . There are two main groups of micronutrients:. Ass.prof. . . Abeer. . Anwer. Ahmed. Sequence of events. Depletion of . iron stores. When the body is in a state of negative iron balance, the . first. event is depletion of body stores, which are mobilized for . . . Abeer. . Anwer. Ahmed. There is no physiological mechanism for eliminating excess iron from the body, so iron absorption is normally regulated to avoid accumulation. . Iron overload (. haemosiderosis. DR. SANJANA BHAGWAT. MODERATOR : DR. A. . GANAPULE. Normal iron metabolism. IRON METABOLISM. Genetic forms of iron deficiency . anaemia. Mutations in genes encoding :. DMT-1. Glutaredoxin. 5. Transferrin. Garrick Laudin . Clinical Haematology. CHBAH: Department of Clinical Haematology . Garrick.laudin@gmail.com. . Case 1. Lab Parameter. 14 Feb 2021. Lab parameter. 14 Feb 2021. WCC x 10. 9. /L. N = . 3.90 - 12.60.