haemosiderins

haemosiderin deposition was observed in the liver biopsy.

excessive haemosiderin accumulation can cause tissue damage.

the macrophages contained haemosiderin granules.

haemosiderin staining revealed iron overload in the bone marrow.

elevated haemosiderin levels indicate chronic haemolysis.

haemosiderin-laden macrophages were prominent in the spleen.

the prussian blue stain detected haemosiderin in the lung tissue.

haemosiderin deposits were found in the renal tubules.

patients with thalassemia often show haemosiderin overload.

the liver showed diffuse haemosiderin infiltration.

haemosiderin quantification helps assess iron metabolism disorders.

iron chelation therapy reduces haemosiderin concentration.