İki bilinmeyenli denklem mi? ailevi akdeniz ateşi ve çölyak hastalığı nadir birlikteliği Amaç: Ailesel Akdeniz Ateşi (AAA) tanısı ile 6 yıldır takip edilen ve sonrasında Çölyak hastalığı tanısı da alan 15 yaşında erkek bir olguyu sunmak istedik. Olgu: AAA tanısı olan hasta son 1 aydır tekrarlayan yaygın ve epigastrik karın ağrısı yakınmalarıyla defalarca kez çocuk acile başvurmuştu. Başvuruların yaklaşık olarak yarısında akut faz belirteçleri normal saptanmıştı. Ailesinde Çölyak hastalığı öyküsü olduğu için, 10 yaşında iken hastaya çölyak hastalığı serolojisi bakılmış, ancak sonucu normal tespit edilmişti. Son başvurusunda şiddetli epigastrik ağrı ve hassasiyetin olması üzerine hastaya gastroduodenoskopi yapılarak çok sayıda biyopsi alındı. Gastroduodenoskopi sonrası tekrar bakılan doku transglutaminaz antikoru IgA düzeyi > 300 U/ml saptandı. Patolojisi ise Çölyak hastalığı ile uyumlu idi. Sonuç: Benzer klinik bulgulara sahip olduğu için AAA tanılı hastalarda Çölyak hastalığı tanısı konulması güçleşmektedir. Bu olgu nedeniyle bu tip semptomları olan AAA hastalarında daha önceden Çölyak hastalığı yönünden tetkik edilse bile özellikle aile öyküsü de varsa hastamızda da olduğu gibi tanı gecikmesine neden olabileceği için Çölyak hastalığı düşünülmelidir.
Aims: The study evaluated children's nutritional status at the moment of hospitalization. Patients and Methods:The nutritional status of 113 hospitalized patients was retrospectively evaluated at the time of hospitalization in the Clinic of Pediatric Gastroenterology between May 2013 and November 2014. During hospitalization, height for age, weight for age, and weight for height z scores were calculated. Results:Of the 113 patients in the study, 58 were female and 55 were male; the mean age was 59.59 ± 61.73 months and 67.87 ± 60.99 months, respectively. According to the World Health Organization standards, 33 (29.2%) underweight patients, 17 (15.0%) patients with acute malnourishment, and 21 (18.6%) patients with chronic malnourishment were detected. Based on weight for age data, 10 (8.8%) patients were severely malnourished, 22 (19.5%) patients were moderately malnourished, 27 (23.9%) patients were mildly malnourished, 40 (35.4) patients had normal weight, 8 (7.1%) patients were overweight, and 6 (5.3%) patients were obese. According to the Water low classifi cation, 14 (12.4%) children were stunted, 6 (5.3%) children were wasted-stunted, and 15 (13.3%) children were wasted. Conclusion:High rates of malnutrition were detected in hospitalized patients, therefore nutritional status should be carefully assessed at the moment of hospitalization to reduce the mortality rate, and patients should be given immediate nutritional support. The early diagnosis of mild or moderate malnutrition, and the timely start of treatment, will diminish the progression to severe malnutrition in developing countries like Turkey.
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