2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.rppnen.2016.07.002
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Cystic fibrosis – Comparison between patients in paediatric and adult age

Abstract: The results suggest that patients with CF diagnosed in childhood have characteristics that distinguish them from those diagnosed in adulthood, and these differences may have implications for diagnosis, prognosis and life expectancy.

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“…As is reported in the literature, patients who receive early diagnosis of CF suffer from a combination of gastrointestinal and pulmonary symptoms, while respiratory disorders are more common when diagnosis is late. In adulthood, CF may be diagnosed on the basis of isolated symptoms ranging from male infertility to episodes of recurrent pancreatitis [ 3 ]; other patients have mild symptoms mimicking other respiratory disorders [ 13 , 14 ] with absence of digestive symptoms.…”
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“…As is reported in the literature, patients who receive early diagnosis of CF suffer from a combination of gastrointestinal and pulmonary symptoms, while respiratory disorders are more common when diagnosis is late. In adulthood, CF may be diagnosed on the basis of isolated symptoms ranging from male infertility to episodes of recurrent pancreatitis [ 3 ]; other patients have mild symptoms mimicking other respiratory disorders [ 13 , 14 ] with absence of digestive symptoms.…”
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“…Advances in diagnostic procedures, including imaging [ 15 , 16 ], have contributed to early cystic fibrosis suspicion on admission. Late diagnosis (LD-CF) is possible and is defined as an individual who fulfils the criteria for CF and is either NBS-negative (LD-NBS-neg) with a negative immunoreactive trypsinogen (IRT) or genotype, or NBS-positive but with a sweat chloride (SC) < 60 mmol/L [ 3 , 17 ].…”
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“…Dažniausiai pažeidžiama kvėpavimo sistema, kiek rečiau -virškinamasis traktas [6]. Paprastai liga diagnozuojama jauname amžiuje -dar kūdikystėje arba vaikystėje, tačiau, gerėjant diagnostikos ir gydymo galimybėms, daugėja ir šia liga sergančių suaugusiųjų [7]. Sergant CF, labai svarbu laiku nustatyta ligos diagnozė ir skirtas adekvatus gydymas, gerinant sekreto evakuaciją iš kvėpavimo takų, retinant ligos paūmėjimus, taikant adekvačią antibiotikoterapiją, užtikrinant mitybą ir pakaitinę kasos fermentų terapiją, vykdant infekcijų kontrolę.…”
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“…The cornerstones of CF management are the treatment of respiratory infections, promotion of good nutrition, and an active lifestyle. 12 The increased life expectancy of these patients has meant that attention is now focused on new complications of the disease, such as endocrine dysfunctions, [13][14][15] in particular, dysfunctions involving the GH, the IGF system, thyroid hormones, insulin, and sex steroids. 2 Therefore, even though the current strategy to improve growth and weight in children with CF tends to focus on correction of exocrine pancreas insufficiency and nutritional supplements, careful evaluation of other endocrine complications such as GH deficiency (GHD) should not be overlooked.…”
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