Fate of intravenously injected iron compounds: ferric-fructose complex, iron-EDTA, ferric hydroxide and iron-albumin labeled with 59Fe
Anghileri, L.J.
Biochemical Pharmacology 16(10): 2033-2036
1967
ISSN/ISBN: 0006-2952
PMID: 4965193
DOI: 10.1016/0006-2952(67)90318-8
Accession: 024683252
The distribution in various organs and tissues of the rat at different times, of i.v. injected ferric hydroxide, Fe-EDTA, Fe-fructose complex and Fe-albumin labeled with 59Fe has been studied. Fe-EDTA and Fe-fructose complex are readily excreted. On the contrary ferric hydroxide and Pe-albumin remain m liver, spleen, bone and blood cells. After 24 hr, the Fe-albumin radioactivity in the organism has a little change throughout the whole experiment.
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