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J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 70:551-553 doi:10.1136/jnnp.70.4.551
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Iron overload without the C282Y mutation in patients with epilepsy

Table 2

Biochemical characteristics of the subjects with high transferrin saturations

Patient No Age Sex Epilepsy Fe (μg/dl) UIBC (μg/dl) TrfSat (%) Ferritin (ng/ml) HFEcDNA845 HFEcDNA187
1 53 W Y 104 106 50 110 845G/845G 187C/187G
2 27 M Y 140 62 69 34 845G/845G 187C/187C
3 46 W Y 104 79 57 30 845G/845G 187C/187C
4 52 M Y 138 86 62 37 845G/845G 187C/187C
5 53 M Y 128 45 74 41 845G/845G 187C/187C
6 32 M Y 184 44 81 24 845G/845G 187C/187G
7 42 M Y 148 82 64 57 845G/845G 187C/187C
8 51 W Y 102 108 51 ND 845G/845G 187C/187C
9 61 W Y 114 113 50 53 845G/845G 187C/187C
10 60 W Y 140 102 58 41 845G/845G 187C/187C
11 22 W N 107 110 49 8.9 845G/845G 187C/187C
  • UIBC=Unsaturated iron binding capacity; TrfSat=transferrin saturation; ND=not done.

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