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Haemodilution as a cause of anaemia in coalworkers
1969
Occupational and Environmental Medicine
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Haemodilution as a cause of anaemia in coalworkers. Blood volume measurements were made in eight cases of anaemia in coaltworkers, including four men with Caplan's syndrome (rheumatoid pneumoconiosis), and in eight non-anaemic patients with chronic lung disease without significant arterial hypoxia. The total blood volume and the plasma volume were significantly increased in the anaemic group but the red cell volume was almost identical in the two groups. These results suggest that haemodilution
doi:10.1136/oem.26.3.237
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