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Haines ML et al. - The rate of infusion reactions to total-dose intravenous iron polymaltose is very low, but the frequency and severity of adverse reactions following the infusion are unknown. Severe systemic reactions occurred in 8%. Patients should be warned of the chance of delayed reactions and an alternative iron preparation should be considered if parenteral iron is again indicated.

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