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The Use of Polyols in Pediatrics

1969

Children have a high demand of sugars or similar substances. These ought to be tolerable and easily utilized, furthermore palatable if given by mouth, and apt to supply a sufficient caloric intake. Often, carbohydrates are used as the only source of calories for ill children, e. g. in case of acute disturbances of the intestinal tract (caused by infection or incompatibility of food ingested, by malabsorption syndromes etc.) and in stress situations.

medicine.medical_specialtyCalorieParenteral nutritionChemistrymedicinePhysiologyMalabsorption syndromesCaloric intakeAmino acid solutionSurgery
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Follow-up after urinary diversion.

1999

With modern forms of urinary diversion being widely employed during recent years, the awareness of possible complications and appropriate follow-up strategies gains rising importance and current follow-up strategies are reviewed herewith. Follow-up investigations after urinary diversion have to address possible surgical complications, metabolic changes as well as the risk of secondary malignancies in the incorporated bowel segments. The most important and possible deleterious surgical complication is upper tract dilation and obstruction following ureteroenteric anastomotic stenosis and occurs in 2–30% depending on the surgical technique and evaluated series. The most appropriate follow-up s…

medicine.medical_specialtyTime Factorsbusiness.industryUrologyUrinary systemmedicine.medical_treatmentUrinary diversionFollow up studiesNeoplasms Second PrimaryUrinary DiversionSurgeryIntestinal malabsorptionUretermedicine.anatomical_structurePostoperative ComplicationsMalabsorption SyndromesMetabolic DiseasesMedicineHumansbusinessIntensive care medicinehuman activitiesFollow-Up StudiesUrologia internationalis
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