1965
DOI: 10.1093/ajcn/17.3.117
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Xerophthalmia in Jordan

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“…Alguns autores têm enfatizado a mortalidade extremamente elevada de crianças com xeroftalmia durante a permanência no âmbito hospitalar (McLaren et al,1965;Sommer et al, 1982;Sommer & West, 1996). Outros pesquisadores relatam que, infelizmente, tal mortalidade continua elevada, inclusive, após a alta hospitalar.…”
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“…Alguns autores têm enfatizado a mortalidade extremamente elevada de crianças com xeroftalmia durante a permanência no âmbito hospitalar (McLaren et al,1965;Sommer et al, 1982;Sommer & West, 1996). Outros pesquisadores relatam que, infelizmente, tal mortalidade continua elevada, inclusive, após a alta hospitalar.…”
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“…Tem sido enfatizada a mortalidade extremamente elevada de crianças com xeroftalmia durante a permanência no âmbito hospitalar 40,83 . Infelizmente, essa mortalidade continua elevada, inclusive, após a alta hospitalar.…”
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“…In our series we found many cases with ocular lesions with normal vitamin A values and vice versa. In Prof. McLaren's paper (McLaren, Shirajian, Tchalian, and Khoury, 1965), the liver values of his various groups are very similar and the vitamin E levels are even more significant than those of vitamin A.…”
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“…"that one cannot jump to the conclusion that vitamin A deficiency is present if Bitot's spots are present", a view which he modified later (McLaren, 1966) The basic difference between Prof. McLaren's approach and ours is on the interpretation of the role of protein deficiency. In our series we found many cases with ocular lesions with normal vitamin A values and vice versa.…”
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