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Chelation Therapy

 
 
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  • This study was designed to determine whether chelation therapy with deferoxamine before the age of puberty would ameliorate this problem [26].
  • INTERVENTIONS: Patients were randomly assigned to receive infusion with either weight-adjusted (40 mg/kg) EDTA chelation therapy (n = 41) or placebo (n = 43) for 3 hours per treatment, twice weekly for 15 weeks and once per month for an additional 3 months [3].
  • The child was treated with chelation therapy with D-penicillamine [27].
  • Anaemia and aluminium chelation therapy in dialysis patients [28].
  • At autopsy, an increased bone lead content was documented, suggesting that the edetic acid lead mobilization test may underestimate total body lead stores and that chelation therapy may not be effective in reversing advanced lead nephropathy [29].
 

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