Hemosiderosis
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Hemosiderosis is a rare, often fatal, condition in which iron builds up in the lungs. The iron is in the form of hemosiderin, a pigment in blood. Hemosiderosis results from bleeding into the lungs, also known as pulmonary hemorrhage.
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Siderosis of the lung ' This pneumoconiosis, also known as welder's lung or silver polisher's lung, is caused by inhaling iron particles. Although welder's lung often looks abnormal on a chest X-ray, it usually does not cause any symptoms.
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Fibroid phthisis caused by the inhalation of steel, iron or iron oxide particles. [Kober1916].
Chronic inflammation of the lungs caused by excessive inhalation of dust containing iron salts or particles. [Heritage].
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Atransferrinemia is an extremely rare genetic disorder characterized by low levels of healthy, functional red cells in the blood (hypochromic, microcytic anemia) and by the accumulation of excess iron in the body (hemosiderosis).
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Atransferrinemia is characterized by anemia and hemosiderosis (iron deposition) in the heart and liver. The iron damage to the heart can lead to heart failure.
Repeated transfusions give rise to haemosiderosis (excessive deposition of iron ).
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Is detected often after treatment for mild anaemia with iron therapy fails. The condition is mild and often without any symptom.
The radiological appearance of this pneumoconiosis is similar to that of siderosis, with numerous small, dense opacities in the middle and lower lung fields.
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Hemolytic anemias
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Liver tissue death (hepatic necrosis)
Hepatitis
Vitamin B-12 deficiency, vitamin B-6 deficiency
Iron poisoning
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Regular blood transfusions may minimize physical and mental retardation, but transfusions increase the risk of deadly hemosiderosis and iron overload.
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idiopathic pulmonary haemosiderosis
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A rare, sporadic, fatal, mostly in children with an equal sex distribution.
A condition called African iron overload (previously known as African siderosis), which is a combination of an inherited disorder and a diet high in iron ...
Metal foreign bodies that have iron in them can cause a condition called 'siderosis', which gradually leads to poor vision over the following months and years.
Pneumoconiosis (Asbestosis, Baritosis, Bauxite fibrosis, Berylliosis, Caplan's syndrome, Chalicosis, Coalworker's pneumoconiosis, Siderosis, Silicosis, Talcosis, Byssinosis) ...
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Systemic necrotizing vasculitis
Rapidly progressing Glomerulonephritis
Mitral Stenosis (a heart valve problem)
Coagulopathy (blood is too thin)
Pulmonary infections (severe)
Toxins
Drugs (penicillamine)
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A high ferritin level combined with a high serum iron level may be a sign of hemosiderosis (an accumulation of iron in some of your tissues).
Regular transfusions lead to an excess of iron in the body - a condition known as iron overload or haemosiderosis.
connexion with occupations which necessitate the habitual inhalation of particles of dust, such as those of colliers, flax-dressers, stonemasons, millers, &c., to which the term pneumonokoniosis is now applied (including anthracosis, siderosis, ...
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