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Article
Intracranial tumour in an infant presenting as iron deficiency anaemia
BMJ: BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL
Publication Date
3-1-1984
Document Type
Report
Disciplines
Abstract
Anaemia is common in patients with malignant neoplastic disease' but is not generally recognised as a complication of brain tumours in the absence of vomiting or anorexia. We report the case of an infant who came to medical attention because of iron deficiency anaemia for which no cause was found until an intracranial neoplasm was diagnosed. The anaemia remained refractory to dietary iron supplements but resolved promptly after excision of the neoplasm
Citation Information
Rashid Jooma and Iqtidar H. Bhatti. "Intracranial tumour in an infant presenting as iron deficiency anaemia" BMJ: BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL Vol. 288 (1984) p. 898 Available at: http://works.bepress.com/rashid_jooma/45/