2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-05822013000100008
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Perfil calórico do leite pasteurizado no banco de leite humano de um hospital escola

Abstract: OBJETIVO: Conhecer o perfil calórico e higiênico sanitário do leite humano do Banco de Leite Humano do Hospital Universitário de Londrina. MÉTODOS: Estudo quantitativo transversal do levantamento de dados obtidos de fontes secundárias de registros dos exames de teor calórico, avaliado pelo crematócrito, e da titulação de acidez pelo método de Dornic do leite humano, coletado pelo Banco de Leite Humano do Hospital Universitário de Londrina. RESULTADOS: Entre 2006 e 2009, foram analisadas 30.846 amostras de leit… Show more

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“…For the analysis of energy content, the Crematocrit method was used, which consisted of centrifuging the HM samples in a Fanem Century ® Centrifuge (São Paulo, Brazil), followed by measuring the cream column with a ruler of 20cm with subdivisions of 1 millimeter, and calculating the energy value with the formula: Energy content=[% of cream (cream column in mmx100/total column in mm)x66.8+290]=Kcal/L [10,14]. In order to classify the energy content, milk samples were considered as: hypocaloric (<500Kcal/L), normocaloric (500 to 700Kcal/L) and hypercaloric (>700Kcal/L) [16,17]. Both the Dornic acidity and the crematocrit value were obtained by calculating the mean value of the three individual samples (in triplicate).…”
Section: E T H O D Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the analysis of energy content, the Crematocrit method was used, which consisted of centrifuging the HM samples in a Fanem Century ® Centrifuge (São Paulo, Brazil), followed by measuring the cream column with a ruler of 20cm with subdivisions of 1 millimeter, and calculating the energy value with the formula: Energy content=[% of cream (cream column in mmx100/total column in mm)x66.8+290]=Kcal/L [10,14]. In order to classify the energy content, milk samples were considered as: hypocaloric (<500Kcal/L), normocaloric (500 to 700Kcal/L) and hypercaloric (>700Kcal/L) [16,17]. Both the Dornic acidity and the crematocrit value were obtained by calculating the mean value of the three individual samples (in triplicate).…”
Section: E T H O D Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Com a progressão da mamada, pode tornar-se mais calórico e também é chamado de leite posterior (Brasil, 2014). Portanto, dependendo da concentração calórica, pode ser considerado hipocalórico (< 580 kcal/L), calórico (≥ 580 até 711 Kcal/L) ou hipercalórico (> 711 kcal/L) (Moraes et al, 2013).…”
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“…encontrou apenas 9% do LH classificado como hipercalórico Moraes et al (2013). também realizaram um estudo do conteúdo calórico dos doadores nas três fases de LH, em que 55% dos leites analisados eram hipocalóricos, sendo também considerados leites anteriores.…”
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“…14 Therefore, knowing the reasons that lead to donation is extremely important 15 to propose interventions that favours to promote donors in contributing to fill the milk supply at the HMB. 16 Policies to stimulate breastfeeding are also indispensable for women living in inadequate environmental conditions, such as those who have low schooling level and work outside of home, as these factors are proven to be related to early weaning. 15 Evidence suggests that socioeconomic conditions influence the practice of breastfeeding.…”
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confidence: 99%