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F Conde Redondo
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[Interstitial nephritis associated with uveitis].
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[Treating the nephrotic syndrome in the child].
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[Current trends in breastfeeding in Valladolid].
Authors studied influence of several factors on the election of infant feeding type, and breast feeding incidence and its duration. Two hundred questionnaires were obtained from mothers living within Valladolid. 76% intended to breast-feed. Breast-feeding was not modified by mothers' age, geographic area, instruction, economic-social class, tradition, desired pregnancy, maternal opinion about lactation, aesthetic impairment, maternal or neonatal pathology, husband advice and medical opinion. Nevertheless, frequency of bottle feeding was significantly increased by medical advice contrary to breast-feeding, absence of husband's opinion, hospital admission of the newborn and absence of feeding type distinction by mother. Duration of breast-feeding was longer in low level cultural classes, without differences of mother's age or economic condition. Motives for election were: breast-feed was considered more nutritive (78%), family tradition (10%), and medical advice (8%). Reasons for suspension were: Hypogalactia (70%), medical advice (16%), maternal disease (7%), child disease (3%) and maternal work (3%).
[Secondary carbohydrate intolerance. Evolutive follow-up (author's transl)].
This study reports 70 children suffering from malabsorption and/or carbohydrate intolerance followed for at least twelve months. Mono and dysaccharide overload curves are considered as very valuable tests together with the clinical signs. These must be carefully observed during the tests and after supression of the malabsorbed sugar. Reliability of the overload tests in the follow-up is pointed out. Variations in the normalization time of the curves for each carbohydrate are determined. Finally 90 min. is considered as an advisable end-point for overload tests.