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July 15, 2009Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association

Use of phlebotomy treatment in Atlantic bottlenose dolphins with iron overload

Shawn Johnson Stephanie Venn‐Watson Stephen E. Cassle Cynthia R. Smith Eric D. Jensen Sam H. Ridgway

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Although the cause of the iron overload and high serum aminotransferase activities remained unknown, phlebotomy treatment successfully resolved the clinicopathologic abnormalities, supporting a role of iron overload in the hepatopathy of the 3 dolphins.

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