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Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics ; (24): 501-504, 2018.
Artículo en Chino | WPRIM | ID: wpr-696425

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Objective To evaluate the application of clinical Screening Tool for the Assessment of Malnutrition in Pediatrics (STAMP),and to investigate the nutritional risks of inpatient children with gastroenterological diseases in Sichuan province and their associated clinical characteristics and the features of hygiene economics.Methods STAMP was utilized for nutrition screening of inpatient children with gastroenterological diseases in Chengdu Women and Children's Central Hospital from January 2015 to March 2017.All the enrolled children were divided into 3 groups according to the STAMP scores:low risk group (LR group),moderate risk group (MR group) and high risk group (HR group).Clinical and economic data were compared among 3 groups.Results A total of 3 672 assessments were accomplished,including 2 372 times for males and 1 300 times for females (< 2 years old:2 021 times,2-5 years old:803 times,>5 years old:848 times).Among them,147 children were identified as LR(4.00%),2 296 children as MR (62.53%),and 1 229 children as HR (33.47%).Statistically significant differences were observed among 3 groups in average length of hospital stay (P <0.001),the total cost at hospital (P <0.001),drug cost (P < 0.001),antibiotic use (x2 =21.66,P < 0.001),parenteral nutrition administration (x2 =46.43,P < 0.001),blood products use (x2 =45.00,P < 0.001),while there was no significant difference in re-admissions for over 3 times (P > 0.05).Malnutrition rate was 4.08% (6/147 cases) in LR group,2.05% (47/2 296 cases) in MR group and 31.90% (392/1 229 cases) in HR group,respectively,and among them 146 patients were diagnosed as severe malnutrition.Digestive tract infections were the most common diseases in MR group(66.33%,1 523/2 296 cases) and HR group(68.27%,839/1 229 cases).Moreover,children with stomatitis,gastrointestinal postoperation,acute pancreatitis,inflammatory bowel disease,esophageal diseases,digestive malformations,cyclic vomiting,malnutrition,and acute intestinal obstruction were all in HR group.Conclusions Nutritional risk is likely to raise the burden of disease.STAMP is applicabile clinically when it is utilized for nutrition risk screening of inpatient children with gastroenterological diseases in Sichuan province and provides evidence for nutrition support treatment.

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Chinese Journal of Clinical Nutrition ; (6): 129-133, 2016.
Artículo en Chino | WPRIM | ID: wpr-494975

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Objective To investigate the difference of serum prealbumin in hospitalized children and its value in Screening Tool for the Assessment of Malnutrition in Pediatrics ( STAMP) in hospital-izedchildren.Methods 867hospitalizedchildrenwererecruitedfromMarch2013toApril2014in the First Affiliated Hospital of Fujian Medical University .All the patients were assessed using STAMP and collected venous blood sample for measuring serum prealbumin within 24 hours after admission.All the patients were surveyed for information regarding gender , age, dietary changes, etc.and their clini-cal data and laboratory results during hospitalization collected .The patients were divided into high mal-nutrition risk group ( HMRG) and low malnutrition risk group ( LMRG) according to STAMP scores upon admission. Results There were 463 children ( 53.4%) in HMRG, and 404 in LMRG (46.6%).Compared with the LMRG, the HMRG had significantly lower serum prealbumin [ (144.7 ± 50.6) mg/L vs.(173.6 ±71.3) mg/L, t=6.795, P=0.000].After controlling for age, course of disease, white blood cell count, albumin, glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase, C-reactive protein in covariance analysis, the HMRG still had significantly lower serum prealbumin than the LMRG [ estimate ( 95% CI): 139.8 ( 134.9 -144.8 ) mg/L vs.157.9 ( 151.9 -163.8 ) mg/L, F =20.433 , P=0.000 ) .Clinical cure rates in HMRG with low serum prealbumin , HMRG with normal serum pre-albumin, LMRG with low serum prealbumin, and LMRG with normal serum prealbumin were 62.9%(95/151), 80.5% (251/312), 77.1% (27/35), and 98.1% (362/369) (χ2 =112.80, P=0.000 ) , respectively; incidences of hospital acquired infection were 21.9% ( 33/151 ) , 8.7%( 27/312 ) , 22.9% ( 8/35 ) , and 1.9% ( 7/369 ) (χ2 =63.55 , P =0.000 ) , respectively. Conclusion High malnutrtion could be distinguished more accurately using the combination of the as-sessment of malnutrition screening tools and serum prealbumin measurement .

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Journal of Clinical Pediatrics ; (12): 919-923, 2016.
Artículo en Chino | WPRIM | ID: wpr-506742

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Objective To explore the clinical outcomes of nutritional support in children with high nutritional risk. Methods Improved screening tool for the assessment of malnutrition in pediatrics (STAMP) was used to make nutritional risk score in 1296 cases of consecutively hospitalized patients, and to analysis the effects of nutrition support in clinical outcome. Results In these 1296 hospitalized patients, 379 cases had STAMP score?≥?4 and the detection rate of high nutritional risk was 29 . 24 %. A total of 304 cases were included for further analysis, including 85 cases ( 27 . 96 %) of nutritional support, among whom there were 37 cases of parenteral nutrition (PN), 23 cases of enteral nutrition (EN), 25 cases of combined application of EN and PN. Per capita and daily mean support cost were statistically different among patients with EN, PN and combination of PN and EN (P all?

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Chinese Journal of Clinical Nutrition ; (6): 17-22, 2015.
Artículo en Chino | WPRIM | ID: wpr-470472

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Objective To investigate the influence factors of malnutrition risk in hospitalized children,in order to provide theoretical basis for early identifying hospitalized children at the risk of malnutrition and for guiding clinical nutritional intervention.Methods Hospitalized children in the Department of Pediatrics of our hospital from March 1st 2013 to April 30th 2014 were included and assessed using Screening Tool for the Assessment of Malnutrition in Pediatrics (STAMP).Questionnaire survey was conducted and clinical data was recorded.The children were divided into two groups according to STAMP scores upon admission,namely high malnutrition risk group and low malnutrition risk group.Comparing the differences of basic characteristics,laboratory examinations,and treatments between the two groups,associated factors of statistical significance were detected.With the associated factors identified in single factor analysis as independent variables and STAMP score-based group division as the dependent variable,multifactor unconditional Logistic regression analysis was performed to explore the independent risk factors influencing STAMP scores of hospitalized children.Results A total of 1 406 hospitalized children were included,of whom 738 were at high malnutrition risk,and the other 668 were at low malnutrition risk.Single factor analysis indicated that fever before admission (Z =-3.809,P =0.000),severity of condition (x2 =14.068,P =0.000),age (x2 =5.813,P =0.017),and length of fever before admission (t =2.793,P =0.005) were associated with high malnutrition risk of hospitalized children.Non-conditional Logistic regression suggested that severity of condition (OR =1.557,95% CI:1.164-2.083,P =0.003),length of fever before admission (OR =1.039,95% CI:1.011-1.068,P =0.006),and granulocyte count (OR =1.032,95% CI:1.004-1.061,P =0.027) were risk factors of high malnutrition risk in hospitalized children,and age (OR =0.942,95% CI:0.909-0.977,P =0.001) was protective factor.Conclusion Age,severity of condition,length of fever before admission,and granulocyte count can provide helpful information for early identification of hospitalized children at high malnutrition risk.

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