Risk factors of malnutrition in children with severe motor and intellectual disabilities

Hasegawa, Mari; Tomiwa, Kiyotaka; Higashiyama, Yukie; Kawaguchi, Chiharu; Kin, Hajime; Kubota, Masaru; Shima, Midori; Nogami, Keiji

doi:10.1016/j.braindev.2020.06.009

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“…Gastroesophageal reflux and feeding tubes ( n = 57, 56%) was the most common topic, with subtopics of gastroesophageal reflux ( n = 7), 7,42–44,102–104 gastrostomy tube outcomes ( n = 24), 9,39,45,46,56–65,81–84,105–110 and antireflux procedures ( n = 26) 8,47–55,66–71,85,86,111–118 . Other topics included aspiration and respiratory issues ( n = 13, 13%) 72,73,87–93,119–122 ; symptoms, palliative care, and quality of life ( n = 12, 12%) 38,41,74–77,94–97,123,124 ; growth and endocrinology ( n = 10, 10%) 78,98,99,125–131 ; caregivers and care burden ( n = 7, 7%) 10,37,40,79,80,100,132 ; other ( n = 2, 2%) 101,133 ; and musculoskeletal ( n = 1, 1%) 134 . Most studies ( n = 54, 53%) were retrospective cohorts or case series (Supporting Information: eFigure ), with a median sample size of 48 patients (range 20–240).…”

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Clinical characteristics of children with severe neurologic impairment: A scoping review

Nelson

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Huang

et al. 2022

Journal of Hospital Medicine

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Objective: The aim of this study is to extrapolate the clinical features of children with severe neurologic impairment (SNI) based on the functional characteristics and comorbidities described in published studies.Methods: Four databases were searched. We included studies that describe clinical features of a group of children with SNI (≥20 subjects <19 years of age with >1 neurologic diagnosis and severe functional limitation) using data from caregivers, medical charts, or prospective collection. Studies that were not written in English were excluded. We extracted data about functional characteristics, comorbidities, and study topics. Results:We included 102 studies, spanning 5 continents over 43 years, using 41 distinct terms for SNI. The terms SNI and neurologic impairment (NI) were used in 59 studies (58%). Most studies (n = 81, 79%) described ≥3 types of functional

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Clinical characteristics of children with severe neurologic impairment: A scoping review

Nelson

Finlay

Huang

et al. 2022

Journal of Hospital Medicine

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“…Cortés, et al [1], analyzed 84 studies with which they can conclude that inadequate intake of nutrients during pregnancy is associated with brain defects, increased risk of abnormal behavior, neuropsychiatric disorder, impaired cognition, visual impairment and motor deficits. [6][7][8][9][10]. Another study evaluated the impact of nutritional supplements on the cognitive development of children in developing countries.…”

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"Effects of Malnutrition on the Psychomotor Development of Children"

Howell¹

2022

BJSTR

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Nutritional status is a determinant of health, therefore, all the factors that interfere with it will directly affect the well-being of any human being. In third world countries, the population tends to exceed the limits of food both downwards and upwards which probably has important implications at a general level within the human body. Among them, malnutrition, a public health problem, is considered a disease that interferes with and hinders the life and opportunities of those who are undernourished. Review articles and originals have concluded in a very radical way that nutrition during the early stages of life will tangentially affect both neurological development in the infant and in adult life, which is why the revision of this topic becomes important.

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“…We read with interest the article by Hasegawa et al [1]. Authors have shown in the study that malnutrition in children with severe motor and intellectual disabilities was mainly associated with age or respiratory conditions.…”

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confidence: 94%