2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpedsurg.2015.03.018
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Pediatric intestinal failure: Predictors of metabolic bone disease

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“…Forty-three percent of our cohort was diagnosed with MBD over long-term surveillance, and 36% were diagnosed after the age of 10. These findings are consistent with two multidisciplinary center studies reporting a prevalence of MBD between 34 and 50% [9,26]. While calcium and weightfor-age z scores were independently associated with MBD in one study, another reported low vitamin D levels correlated with MBD, suggesting that careful supplementation of calcium and vitamin D is an important consideration within children with SBS.…”
Section: Sbs Associated Morbiditysupporting
confidence: 88%
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“…Forty-three percent of our cohort was diagnosed with MBD over long-term surveillance, and 36% were diagnosed after the age of 10. These findings are consistent with two multidisciplinary center studies reporting a prevalence of MBD between 34 and 50% [9,26]. While calcium and weightfor-age z scores were independently associated with MBD in one study, another reported low vitamin D levels correlated with MBD, suggesting that careful supplementation of calcium and vitamin D is an important consideration within children with SBS.…”
Section: Sbs Associated Morbiditysupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Over a median 12 (11,16) year follow-up for these adolescents, fifty-three patients (76%) weaned off PN. Six patients received transplantation prior to reaching adolescence at a median age of 6 (1,9) years. All six patients receiving transplant reached enteral autonomy.…”
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“…These include lower muscle tone, lower exercise levels and unusual or restricted diets including a gluten- and casein-free diet, or diets low in calcium or vitamin D, such as a dairy-free diet. ASD is also associated with recurring gastrointestinal diseases such as colitis and malabsorption which affect mineral nutrition [2226]. Finally, children with ASD are often chronically exposed to anti-epileptic [27] and antipsychotic medications [28], selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors(SSRIs) [29], and proton pump inhibitors [30, 31], all of which can have deleterious effects on bone.…”
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“…Se da en pacientes con NP de muy larga duración, especialmente si se asocia a fracaso intestinal (35). El origen es multifactorial, en el que influyen tanto la enfermedad de base como mecanismos relacionados con la NP: deficiencia de vitamina D, desequilibrio en los aportes de fósforo, nitrógeno y energía, exceso de aminoácidos y contaminación con aluminio, entre otros.…”
Section: Enfermedad Metabólica óSea (Osteoporosis Osteomalacia)unclassified