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CHRONIC DIARRHEA AND MALABSORPTION
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1996Diarrhea is one of the major causes of infant morbidity and mortality worldwide. Major advances in understanding the pathophysiology of chronic diarrhea and malabsorption have taken place during the past three decades. Analysis of absorptive and secretory functions of the intestine has provided some insight into the possible causes of diarrhea.
D, Branski, A, Lerner, E, Lebenthal
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Chronic Diarrhea and Pneumonia
Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, 1997HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS A 57-year-old caucasian man presented in May, 1993 with the complaint of difficulty maintaining his body weight, daily episodes of abdominal distention, and diarrhea (five to seven bowel movements each day). His stool was poorly formed, floated, and had a foul odor. No blood was noted.
L, Bielory +4 more
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1980
Sir .—The article by Cohen et al on "Chronic Nonspecific Diarrhea" (Journal133:490-492, 1979) contains some disturbing concepts and raises important questions. What is "diarrhea"? What is the normal stool pattern of humans who consume diets rich in fruit and other fibers? The five children reported were receiving diets that in most respects correspond
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Sir .—The article by Cohen et al on "Chronic Nonspecific Diarrhea" (Journal133:490-492, 1979) contains some disturbing concepts and raises important questions. What is "diarrhea"? What is the normal stool pattern of humans who consume diets rich in fruit and other fibers? The five children reported were receiving diets that in most respects correspond
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CHRONIC DIARRHEA AND ALKALOSIS
Pediatrics, 1964Three balance studies were carried out in a patient with severe diarrhea with alkalosis which had its onset in the neonatal period. The patient excreted frequent, profuse, watery stools containing large quantities of chloride, sodium, and potassium. The urine was quite hypotonic.
V L, TUCKER +3 more
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1977
Primarily occurring in infants less than three months of age, it is associated with significant weight loss and intestinal malabsorption. Chronic infant diarrhea often is unresponsive to either antibiotic therapy or formula changes. Simple diarrhea that is not cured promptly may set in motion a vicious cycle of physiological processes which perpetuates
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Primarily occurring in infants less than three months of age, it is associated with significant weight loss and intestinal malabsorption. Chronic infant diarrhea often is unresponsive to either antibiotic therapy or formula changes. Simple diarrhea that is not cured promptly may set in motion a vicious cycle of physiological processes which perpetuates
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1979
Among the many causes of chronic diarrhea in children are food, the most common; inflammation; enzyme deficiencies; metabolic, anatomic, and physiologic abnormalities; and endocrine disorders. The first step in management is to estimate fluid losses and treat dehydration greater than 5%.
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Among the many causes of chronic diarrhea in children are food, the most common; inflammation; enzyme deficiencies; metabolic, anatomic, and physiologic abnormalities; and endocrine disorders. The first step in management is to estimate fluid losses and treat dehydration greater than 5%.
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Current Infectious Disease Reports, 2013
As a rule, travelers' diarrhea is a self-limited bacterial infection that affects approximately 40 % of travelers to developing countries. Health-care professionals who see returning travelers have noted that some travelers afflicted with diarrhea do not recover completely but, instead, develop chronic diarrhea or a persistent change in ...
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As a rule, travelers' diarrhea is a self-limited bacterial infection that affects approximately 40 % of travelers to developing countries. Health-care professionals who see returning travelers have noted that some travelers afflicted with diarrhea do not recover completely but, instead, develop chronic diarrhea or a persistent change in ...
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Pediatrics In Review, 1996
Case Presentation A toddler is seen for his 2-year well child examination. His parents are concerned and have received complaints from his child care provider that he has three to four loose, watery bowel movements daily; each bowel movement requires a clean-up and change of clothes.
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Case Presentation A toddler is seen for his 2-year well child examination. His parents are concerned and have received complaints from his child care provider that he has three to four loose, watery bowel movements daily; each bowel movement requires a clean-up and change of clothes.
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