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Biohemijski i antropometrijski monitoring rasta prevremeno rodjene dece. (Serbian)
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- Author(s): Ljujić-Glišić, M.; Božinović-Prekajski, N.; Glibetić, M.
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Acta Chirurgica Iugoslavica; 2009, Vol. 56 Issue 2, p93-96, 4p - Source:
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- Alternate Title: BIOCHEMICAL AND ANTROPOMETRIC MONITOR ING OF GROWTH IN PRETERM INFANTS. (English)
- Abstract: Enriched human milk may stimulate gain weight in preterm infants during neonatal period. Aim is biochemical assessment of preterm infants, feed by mother's milk fortificated with special domestic formula prelmpamil during the first month of life. 80 preterm infants (45 male and 35 female), up to 36 weeks of gestation. BW less than 2500 g, which started enteral intake in the first three day of life. Total volume intake was in range from 70 mI/kg first day, to 170-200 mi/kg, after 10th day of life. Mother's milk fortification was prepared as 5% mixture solution of preImpamil. The dynamics of biochemical analyses started on the first day of study and was repeated once weekly. We analysed levels of: total protein, albumin, prealbumin, transferin. urea, Ca ionised, P and alkaline phosphatase using standard biochemical methods. Statistical analyses completed by ANOVA test, one factorial analyses of variance. During monitoring total protein level increased in the second week of life (p<0,03), as well as albumin (p<0,03). Prealbumin level increased, as well as transferin (p-NS). Initial level of ionised fraction of Ca was significantly lower (p<0,03) at the beginning of the study, compared to the rest. Serum level of P increased, as well as level of alkaline phosphatase at the end of first and second week (p<0,01). Conclusion is that biochemical parameters as level of protein and albumin are important at the assessement growth in preterm infants on special feeding regimes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: Obogaéeno humano mieko može da stimuliše napredovanje u telesnoj masi prevremeno rodjene dece za vreme neonatalnog perioda. U radu su praćeni i procenjivani biohemijski parametri iz scruma ovih beba hranjenih majčinim mlekom obogaćenim specijalnom domaćom formulom preImpamiI, za vreme prvog meseca života. Kod 80 prevremeno rodjenih beba (45 dečaka i 35 dcvojčica) ispod 36 gestacionih nedeija, TM ispod 2500 g je počet enteralni unos u prva tri dana života. Ukupni volumni unos je bio u rasponu od 70 ml/kg prvog dana, do 170-200 ml/kg posle 10. dana života. Majčino mleko je pripremano kao mešavina sa 5% preImpamil-a. Biohemijski parametri su odredjivani 1. dana studije i ponavljani jednom nedeljno. Odredjivani su: totalni proteini, albumini, prealbumin, transferin, ureja, jonizovani kalcijum, fosfor i alkalna fosfataza korišćenjem standardnih biohemijskih metoda. Od statističkih metoda primenili smo ANOVA test jednofaktorske analize varijanse. U praćenom periodu do 4. nedeije nivo proteina i albumina pokazuje najveći skok u 2. nedeljni života (p<0,03). Nivoi prealbumina i transferina su viši (p- NS). Inicijalni nivo jonizovanog kalcijuma je signifikantno niži (p<0,03) u odnosu na kasniji period. Nivoi serumskog fosfora kao i alkalne fosfataze su značajno viši na kraju prve i druge nedeije (p<0,01). Dobijeni rezultati ukazuju da su praćeni biohemijski parametri, a naročito proteini i albumini važni u procesu napredovanja prevremeno rodjene dece na specijalnim režimima ishrane što dokazuje i paralelno praćenje antropometrijskih parametara. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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