… In contrast to other studies dealing with iron deficiency in blood donors, we used log(TfR/F)
as a measure of body storage iron for the diagnosis of iron depletion. Because TfR …

… diagnostic efficiency for the detection of iron deficiency, it has its drawbacks in its routine use
in blood donor … approach for iron deficiency screening in blood donors would be to rely on …

… Anemia and iron deficiency in blood donors may be a marker of an underlying serious
diseaseCitation197. Biomarkers such as ferritin, sTfR and log (sTfR/ferritin) may effectively identify …

… , blood donors are quite different from clinical patients who often have inflammatory, infectious,
or neoplastic disorders that alter the diagnostic variables used to define iron deficiency. …

… blood donors confirm a high prevalence of iron depletion, despite iron supplementation
used by about half of the donors. … of blood donation due to iron deficiency, in some countries …

… for the diagnosis of (subclinical) iron deficiency in blood donors, … subclinical iron deficiency
is prevalent among blood donors … for blood donation, based on ZPP levels and on other iron …

… diagnostic value of these RBC indices in evaluating iron deficiency in newly active and
repeat blood donors enrolled in the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute's (NHLBI) RISE …

… with first-time blood donors, those with 1 to 4 donations in the … first-time blood donors,
hepcidin is an excellent diagnostic … Nevertheless, in the absence of point-of-care testing at blood …

… deferred for fingerstick hemoglobin (Hb) level of less than 12.5 g/dL and 400 nondeferred
“control” donors underwent health screening and laboratory testing (complete …

… ► Frequent blood donations lead to iron deficiency and impaired hemoglobinisation. ► …
is a marker for functional iron deficiency. ► Functional iron deficiency results in impaired …