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is an advantage in constructing a single four-variable model when data for the measures of ferritin level, transferrin saturation, erythrocyte protoporphyrin level and mean corpuscular volume are available.' Application of this model to population data in which the value for either serum ferritin level or mean corpuscular volume plus one additional value must be abnormal to define impaired iron status gives similar results to those given by the ferritin model in groups with a relatively high or moderate prevalence of iron deficiency.