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The early care and feeding of anorexics

Child Psychiatry & Human Development, 1991
Comparing mothers' reports of early feeding practices in 18 mothers of anorexics and 25 mothers of normal children by means of a questionnaire, we found that the mothers of anorexics introduced solids earlier and used Schedule rather than Demand feedings more frequently.
H, Steiner, C, Smith, R T, Rosenkranz, I, Litt   +3 more
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Early feeds not force feeds

Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, 2016
Brain Trauma Foundation guidelines recommend the early use of enteral nutrition to optimize recovery following traumatic brain injury (TBI). Our aim was to examine the effect of early feeds (≤24 hours) on clinical outcomes after TBI.We performed a 3-year retrospective study of patients with severe TBI (Glasgow Coma Scale score
Asad, Azim, Ansab A, Haider, Peter, Rhee, Ket, Verma, Elizabeth, Windell, Tahereh Orouji, Jokar, Narong, Kulvatunyou, Mary, Meer, Rifat, Latifi, Bellal, Joseph   +9 more
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Early Gastrostomy in Feeding Prematures

Pediatrics, 1964
The good results of Berg et al. reported as "The Use of Gastrostomy in Feeding Premature Infants" will encourage others to explore this technique. There has long been a reluctance to consider surgery for a so-called medical condition. In 1837, W.
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Early hominid feeding mechanisms

American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1977
AbstractThree predominant influences mark the evolution of human head form: big brain, erect bipedalism, modified oral apparatus. Confusing interplay between different adaptive requirements of each feature has made explanation of skull structure extremely difficult in the past. It now seems possible to isolate each influence in early fossil forms.
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Early Feeding After Cesarean

Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2001
To study the rate of ileus symptoms and hospital course of women who are offered solid food shortly after cesarean delivery.This study involved women delivered by cesarean under regional anesthesia. Exclusion criteria included general anesthesia, magnesium sulfate, intra-operative bowel injury or bowel surgery, or other conditions that precluded early ...
D S, Patolia, R L, Hilliard, E C, Toy, B, Baker   +3 more
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Infant feeding and early neonatal jaundice

The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1987
The feeding patterns and third day serum bilirubin levels were evaluated in 30 newborn infants receiving formula feeds in the neonatal special care unit and in 30 breastfed babies. Initiation of milk feeds were delayed in breast-fed babies and the frequency of feeding was significantly lower than in the formula-fed infants.
I, Narayanan, A, Gupta, R N, Mandal, R K, Chugh, S, Singh   +4 more
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Early postoperative feeding and outcome in neonates

Nutrition, 2002
The results of neonatal surgery in the Western world have rapidly improved over the past three decades. Early nutrition support is thought to be one of the key factors. We used transgastric, transanastomotic feeding jejunostomy tubes in every infant undergoing upper gastrointestinal surgery when the expected period of fasting has exceeded 7 d.Newborns ...
Sachin, Suri, Balgopal, Eradi, S K, Chowdhary, K L, Narasimhan, K L N, Rao   +4 more
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Early Indicators of Breast-Feeding Progress

Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing, 1983
The purpose of this study was to investigate an assessment plan through which significant problems with breast feeding could be identified in the first 2 weeks of infancy. Following routine in-hospital counseling by a nurse-practitioner, 21 primiparous mothers were phoned at 6 days postpartum and seen at an office visit at 14 days.
S S, Humenick, S, Van Steenkiste
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Rationale for Early Feeding in Childhood Gastroenteritis

Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, 2001
Historical review of the treatment of children with gastroenteritis makes interesting reading and suggests that until the 1930s children with diarrhea were not routinely starved. An 1893 Vade Mecum states, “diet should be given sparingly, consisting of non-irritating articles— gruel, rice, arrowroot, Neave's food prepared with extra quantity of milk ...
Isolauri, E., Walker-Smith, J. A., Banchini, G., Van Caillie-Bertrand, M., Dias, J. A., Guandalini, S., Hoekstra, J. H., Juntunen M., Kolaček, S., Marx, D., Mičetić-Turk, D., Razenberg, H., Szajewska, M. C. A. C., Taminiau, J., Weizman, Z., Zanacca, C., Zetterstr, R.   +16 more
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Early Oral Feeds in Laryngectomized Patients

Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 2006
Objectives: It is a common practice to start oral feeding after 7 to 10 days in patients who have undergone laryngeal surgeries. It was our observation that when oral feeds were initiated earlier than this period, there was no increase in the incidence of pharyngocutaneous fistulas.
Kishore Chandra, Prasad, Suja, Sreedharan, Naveen Kumar, Dannana, Sampath Chandra, Prasad, Satish, Chandra   +4 more
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