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River in Hampshire, southern England; length 48 km/30 mi. It rises near Ashe and flows south through Stockbridge and Romsey, before flowing into Southampton Water. It is used for trout fishing.
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You requested the Schilling test to verify your thinking and nail down a final diagnosis: This patient has pernicious anemia.
Case study: a vegan that smokes and is short of breath by Steinert, Don / FOCUS: Journal for Respiratory Care & Sleep Medicine
Traditionally, a Schilling test is considered confirmatory of vitamin B12 deficiency, which demonstrates poor ability of the intestine to absorb vitamin B12.
Readers respond; automating anemia assay by Rusch, Lori / Medical Laboratory Observer
If the blood test shows a low vitamin B12 count you may be given the Schilling test to measure the body's ability to absorb vitamin B12 from the bowel.
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