Comparison between intravenous iron sucrose versus oral iron therapy in pregnant women with nutritional anemia: a prospective study

Safety and effectiveness of intravenous iron sucrose versus standard oral iron therapy in pregnant women with moderate anaemia in India

“…Comparable with our study Neeru et al had the same results where PCV was 28.21±2.41 and 29.38±2.46 in the parenteral and oral group respectively before the therapy which was improved upto 33.87±2.28 and 33.07±1.86 after the therapy 12. Similar study also done by Archana et al, Saloni et al and Shivika et al13,17,18…”

“…Similar study conducted by Tate et al, Pitale et al, Maiti et al, Neeru et al2,5,8,12 Mean haemoglobin in our study was 7.93±0.51 and 7.98±0.49 in the parenteral and oral group respectively before the therapy and it was improved upto 9.37±0.95 and 8.92±0.99 in parenteral and oral group after the therapy.Similarly, study done by Maiti et al haemoglobin was 7.19±0.25 and 9.04±0.20 in the parenteral and oral group respectively, which was improved upto 11.34±0.25 and 11.44±0.20 after the therapy in the parenteral and oral group respectively 5. Similar study also conducted by Tandon et al, Saloni et al Rudra et al and Apurva et al[13][14][15][16] …”