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Recurrent pulmonary hemorrhage with hemosiderosis: so-called idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis.
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Exogenous hemochromatosis: a case of typical hemochromatosis caused by repeated transfusions of blood.
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[Case of juvenile hemochromatosis with endocrine changes].
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[Giant bronze cirrhosis; hemochromatosis caused by hypochromic hemolytic anemia; electron microscopic study].
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[Hemochromatosis; coincidence with profuse generalized lentiginosis].
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[Hemochromatosis; findings on 13 cases].
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Haemochromatosis in a young female.
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[A clinical contribution to bronze diabetes].
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[Ideopathic hemochromatosis, bronzed diabetes].
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[Septicemia due to Vibrio fetus in the course of alcoholic cirrhosis with hemochromatosis].
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[Idiopathic hemochromatosis: 16 cases].
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[Commentary on 2 cases of hemochromatosis].
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[A curious case of juvenile hemochromatosis with cirrhotic hepatosplenomegaly, hemolytic anemia, labile diabetes with melanodermia, hypophysogonadal insufficiency and myocardial infarction].
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[Hemochromatosis. Juvenile cardiac form].
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