… place a high value on avoiding the small risk of endoscopy, particularly those who are young
and might have other plausible reasons for iron deficiency anemia, and a low value on the …

… iron deficiency in practice.32 An SF value above 150 µg/L is unlikely to occur with absolute
iron … if there are abnormalities of uncertain relevance to IDA in the upper GI tract. Given that …

… Therefore, unexplained IDA is an important measure for detection of GI malignancy[108]. In
… and treatment of iron deficiency/iron deficiency anemia in clinical practice. In patients with …

… Key Points for Practice … a ferritin threshold value of less than 45 ng per mL (45 mcg per L)
for diagnosing … of autoimmune diseases, or gastrointestinal symptoms. Small bowel biopsy …

… experience in the management of gastroenterology departments and clinical practice in …
of IDA and anemia caused by inflammation, the potential role of ascorbic acid in increasing …

… view this formula as inconvenient, it is not consistently used in clinical practice [Citation96]. In
… Hepcidin plays an important role in regulating iron absorption through degrading ferroportin…

… gastrointestinal lesions is warranted in men and postmenopausal women presenting with
iron deficiency anaemia. … Gastrointestinal blood loss is the most important cause of ID in men …

… of the upper and lower GI tract. How might it impact on clinical practice in the foreseeable
future? … The importance of investigating IDA is demonstrated by the yield of underlying …

… clinical practice guidelines also recommend intravenous iron as … , oral iron remains first-line
therapy for many clinicians and … It is important to consider both the cost of the impact of iron …

… to the diagnostic roadmap of anaemia. In spite of its relevance in the daily clinical practice,
there is a … iron deficiency anaemia from anaemia caused by chronic or inflammatory diseases. …