A first fatal neonatal case of <i>Enterobacter sakazakii</i> infection in Japan

Teramoto, Shinji; Tanabe, Yukitoshi; Okano, Erika; Nagashima, Tatsuo; Kobayashi, Masahisa; Etoh, Yoshikatsu

doi:10.1111/j.1442-200x.2010.03030.x

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“…This bacteria is found primarily in dry and dehydrated foods with low water activity, such as herbal teas, starches, and in powdered infant formula [93]. In formula-fed infants it can occasionally cause infections and fatal neonatal cases have been reported from Japan [94].…”

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Breastfeeding and the Risk of Infant Illness in Asia: A Review

Lee

Binns

2019

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Infancy remains the most vulnerable period of human life for death, illness, and establishing a lifetime trajectory of growth and health. It is estimated that there are 5.3 million deaths under five years of age worldwide and approximately 800,000 lives could be saved by improving breastfeeding rates and duration. In Asia, an estimated 300,000–350,000 child deaths could be prevented with optimal breastfeeding and the majority would be under 12 months of age. We present a systematic review of studies of infection and breastfeeding in infants in Asia and further review interactions of selected infectious diseases and breastfeeding. Initially, 2459 records of possible interest were identified, 153 full text papers were reviewed in detail, and 13 papers describing diarrhoeal disease and/or acute respiratory tract infection were selected for inclusion in the review. Additional papers were selected to discuss specific diseases and their relationship to breastfeeding. The review found that a variety of methods were used with differing definitions of breastfeeding and diseases. Overall, breastfeeding when compared to the use of infant formula, is associated with significantly lower rates of diarrhoeal disease and lower respiratory tract infection, with a reduction of 50% or more to be expected, especially in infants under six months of age. The relationship between breastfeeding and specific diseases including measles and HTLV1 were reviewed. Breastfeeding reduces some disease rates, but there remain a few conditions where breastfeeding may be contra-indicated.

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Breastfeeding and the Risk of Infant Illness in Asia: A Review

Lee

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2019

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“…Diferença composicional entre o leite materno e bovino O leite de vaca ainda é a principal alternativa para alimentação de crianças não amamentadas por leite materno, apesar de ser contraindicado por evidências científicas da inadequação de sua composição em relação às necessidades nutricionais da criança e à sua capacidade funcional e renal (EUCLYDES, 2014). Sabe-se que o leite materno contém três a quatro vezes menos proteína do que o leite de vaca, não apresentando β-lactoglobulina e possuindo uma maior quantidade de proteí na do soro (THOMPKINSON; KHARB, 2007). O mesmo possui quase o dobro de carboidratos, vestígios de oligossacarídeos e três vezes mais ácidos graxos poliinsatu rados de cadeia longa.…”

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“…Há uma redução na quantidade de gordura saturada, sendo que o lipídeo nesta fór mula vai ser parte proveniente da gordura láctea e parte proveniente de distintas fontes vegetais (EUCLYDES, 2014; JIANG; GUO, 2014). O conteúdo dos ácidos graxos trans das fórmulas deve ser o mais baixo possível, aproximadamente 3% dos ácidos graxos totais (THOMPKINSON; KHARB, 2007).…”

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Efeito Do Tratamento Térmico Sobre Fórmulas Infantis: Uma Revisão

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Martins³

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O primeiro alimento do lactente corresponde ao leite materno o qual deve, dentre outras funções, suprir as necessidades nutricionais da criança e gerar proteção imunológica. Em certos casos, mães podem ser ver impossibilitadas de realizar o aleitamento materno, necessitando de substitutos. Hoje o substituto que melhor mimetiza o leite humano corresponde às formulas infantis. Para elaboração deste alimento são necessários sucessivos tratamentos térmicos os quais podem ocasionar para o produto problemas tanto do ponto de vista tecnológico e sensorial quanto do plano nutricional o que pode acarretar em prejuízos para a saúde da criança. Portanto, as indústrias alimentícias precisam gradativamente aprimorar as técnicas de elaboração das fórmulas infantis com a finalidade de se igualar cada dia mais ao leite materno diminuindo assim as suas consequências negativas para a saúde da criança

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“…These data were generated from multiple reports worldwide. 8,[14][15][16][17] It is not the frequency of these infections, but rather their impact, lethality and vulnerable population affected, which makes this a serious health issue. Cronobacter-induced neonatal disease had been previously cited to have a mortality of 80%.…”

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Cronobacter: an emerging opportunistic pathogen associated with neonatal meningitis, sepsis and necrotizing enterocolitis

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Members of the genus Cronobacter are an emerging group of opportunist Gram-negative pathogens. This genus was previously thought to be a single species, called Enterobacter sakazakii. Cronobacter spp. typically affect low-birth-weight neonates, causing life-threatening meningitis, sepsis and necrotizing enterocolitis. Outbreaks of disease have been associated with contaminated infant formula, although the primary environmental source remains elusive. Advanced understanding of these bacteria and better classification has been obtained by improved detection techniques and genomic analysis. Research has begun to characterize the virulence factors and pathogenic potential of Cronobacter. Investigations into sterilization techniques and protocols for minimizing the risk of contamination have been reviewed at national and international forums. In this review, we explore the clinical impact of Cronobacter neonatal and pediatric infections, discuss virulence and pathogenesis, and review prevention and treatment strategies.

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A first fatal neonatal case of Enterobacter sakazakii infection in Japan

Cited by 19 publications

References 12 publications

Breastfeeding and the Risk of Infant Illness in Asia: A Review

Breastfeeding and the Risk of Infant Illness in Asia: A Review

Efeito Do Tratamento Térmico Sobre Fórmulas Infantis: Uma Revisão

Cronobacter: an emerging opportunistic pathogen associated with neonatal meningitis, sepsis and necrotizing enterocolitis

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