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Nutrition Reviews, 2009
The name Kwashiorkor comes from the Ga language of Accra Ghana and is used to describe the disease of the deposed baby when the next 1 is born. Nutritional disorders may coexist with other forms of disease and may vary with the age of the patient severity of the condition how long it existed whether there are coexisting conditions environmental ...
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The name Kwashiorkor comes from the Ga language of Accra Ghana and is used to describe the disease of the deposed baby when the next 1 is born. Nutritional disorders may coexist with other forms of disease and may vary with the age of the patient severity of the condition how long it existed whether there are coexisting conditions environmental ...
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1966
SINCE THE ORIGINAL description in West Africa by Cecily Williams, the nutritional deficiency disease characterized by edema, hypoproteinemia, fatty liver, skin depigmentation, and hair changes has become one of the most commonly diagnosed diseases of the young child.
L S, Taitz, L, Finberg
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SINCE THE ORIGINAL description in West Africa by Cecily Williams, the nutritional deficiency disease characterized by edema, hypoproteinemia, fatty liver, skin depigmentation, and hair changes has become one of the most commonly diagnosed diseases of the young child.
L S, Taitz, L, Finberg
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Acta Paediatrica, 1954
Summary1. Taking into account that only through the etiologic and pathogenic knowledge of a disease it is possible to attempt its correct interpretation, the authors have considered necessary to do a comparative study between Malnutrition and Kwashiorkor, as seen respectively in Mexico and in Africa.2. A comparison is made of the clinical, biochemical,
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Summary1. Taking into account that only through the etiologic and pathogenic knowledge of a disease it is possible to attempt its correct interpretation, the authors have considered necessary to do a comparative study between Malnutrition and Kwashiorkor, as seen respectively in Mexico and in Africa.2. A comparison is made of the clinical, biochemical,
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Kwashiorkor and ariboflavinosis
Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1946Abstract 1. 1. Kwashiorkor is a complex deficiency state in every aspect of which ariboflavinosis is an outstanding feature. 2. 2. The epithelial lesions of kwashiorkor include those of the adult syndrome of ariboflavinosis. 3. 3. The fatty liver and pre-terminal coma of kwashiorkor are characteristic features of experimental riboflavin ...
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1975
Kwashiorkor is uncommon in the United States. Two cases of kwashiorkor were encountered in Cleveland in a short period of time. Both infants had edema, growth failure, irritability, skin and hair changes, and anemia. In each case a major abnormality of feeding had been neither recognized nor corrected during contact with medical personnel. The children
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Kwashiorkor is uncommon in the United States. Two cases of kwashiorkor were encountered in Cleveland in a short period of time. Both infants had edema, growth failure, irritability, skin and hair changes, and anemia. In each case a major abnormality of feeding had been neither recognized nor corrected during contact with medical personnel. The children
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International Anesthesiology Clinics, 1967
H, Ginsberg, J A, Gerber, S, Wayburne
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H, Ginsberg, J A, Gerber, S, Wayburne
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