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Protein-Energy Malnutrition in Ruminants
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1988Protein-energy malnutrition occurs when feed is provided to ruminant livestock in insufficient quantity, quality, or both. The clinical syndrome that results from protein-energy malnutrition is not difficult to recognize, but it may be difficult to convince owners of the diagnosis.
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Skin in Protein Energy Malnutrition
Archives of Dermatology, 1987Protein energy malnutrition (PEM), the most widespread nutritional deficiency disorder of mankind, is a group of related disorders, with a more complex and still incompletely understood etiologic basis than its name suggests. Dermatologic and other clinical manifestations are more florid and characteristic in kwashiorkor than in marasmus.
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Current Paediatrics, 1995
• More than one-third of children under 5 years in the developing world (excluding China) are underweight. • Approximately 20% of these malnourished children have severe malnutrition. • More than two-thirds of all malnourished children live in 8 countries of South Asia.
B.N.S. Walia, Surjit Singh
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• More than one-third of children under 5 years in the developing world (excluding China) are underweight. • Approximately 20% of these malnourished children have severe malnutrition. • More than two-thirds of all malnourished children live in 8 countries of South Asia.
B.N.S. Walia, Surjit Singh
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Protein-Energy Malnutrition (P-EM)
1983Several authors [2,3,4,5,11,13] have described the morphological jejunal mucosal appearances in P-EM (marasmus, kwashiorkor) of children in underdeveloped countries. These vary from near normal to a subtotal villous atrophy, although the most common histological picture is a partial villous atrophy (Fig. 4.1 a).
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Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1978
M G, Rowland, T J, Cole, R G, Whitehead
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M G, Rowland, T J, Cole, R G, Whitehead
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1981
Three-quarters of the world’s population live in developing countries. About a fifth of the population in these countries is represented by preschool children who bear the main brunt of malnutrition. It has been estimated that in 1966, of the 667 million children under 14 years living in developing countries, 269 million were undernourished (Bengoa ...
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Three-quarters of the world’s population live in developing countries. About a fifth of the population in these countries is represented by preschool children who bear the main brunt of malnutrition. It has been estimated that in 1966, of the 667 million children under 14 years living in developing countries, 269 million were undernourished (Bengoa ...
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2006
Abstract A 22-month-old male child was seen in a pediatric clinic in the United States (Carvalho et al., 2001). He had been suffering from intermittent skin eczema since 2 weeks of age. After weaning at 13 months of age, he was given cow’s milk, and several episodes of vomiting were observed soon after.
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Abstract A 22-month-old male child was seen in a pediatric clinic in the United States (Carvalho et al., 2001). He had been suffering from intermittent skin eczema since 2 weeks of age. After weaning at 13 months of age, he was given cow’s milk, and several episodes of vomiting were observed soon after.
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2023
This chapter focuses on malnutrition. People, young or old, who eat less food than they usually eat and need, lose body weight. The deficit of energy (or calories) in the diet is made up by drawing on the body's energy reserves: first fat, later muscle. Undernutrition can be mild or severe, beneficial (in someone who was obese) or dangerous.
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This chapter focuses on malnutrition. People, young or old, who eat less food than they usually eat and need, lose body weight. The deficit of energy (or calories) in the diet is made up by drawing on the body's energy reserves: first fat, later muscle. Undernutrition can be mild or severe, beneficial (in someone who was obese) or dangerous.
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