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Undernutrition and Cerebellar Development
Nature, 1969UNDERNUTRITION in laboratory animals has been shown to result in a permanent impairment of brain and body growth1, in decreased brain cholesterol2 and synthesis of cerebroside sulphate3,4 and in decreased brain cellularity5,6. The number of cells in the brain was determined by measuring the amount of DNA present, assuming this to be constant in each ...
H P, Chase, W F, Lindsley, D, O'Brien
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Undernutrition and cerebellar development
Experimental Neurology, 1971Abstract Undernutrition has previously been shown to affect the cerebellum to a greater extent than the remainder of the brain. This study showed that the vermis is the primary area of the cerebellum affected. In contrast to the deficits in the cerebellar hemispheres, the reductions in the vermis wet weight, DNA, and protein content in brains of ...
H E, Neville, H P, Chase
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Undernutrition in medical outpatients
Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 2002This article discusses the epidemiology, predisposing factors, and etiology of undernutrition in geriatric patients receiving ambulatory care. It presents the major aspects of the clinical evaluation of undernutrition in older adults. Interdisciplinary assessment of nutritional risk in the outpatient setting and the formulation of an outpatient ...
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Undernutrition and Quality of Life
2015Malnutrition the most pervasive human problem especially in less developed countries (LDCs) not only adversely affects quality of life but also socioeconomic development. 25% of pregnant women in LDCs suffer from protein energy malnutrition while only 4% do in developed countries.
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OVERNUTRITION AND UNDERNUTRITION
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1953openaire +2 more sources