2003
DOI: 10.1097/00005176-200304000-00005
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Aluminum Contamination of Parenteral Nutrition and Aluminum Loading in Children on Long-Term Parenteral Nutrition

Abstract: Compared to two previous studies performed in 1990 and in 1995 in our hospital, the aluminum contamination of parenteral nutrition solutions and the daily aluminum intake of the children seemed to decrease. However, the plasma aluminum concentration and daily urinary aluminum excretion of the children still remain above normal standards. The children had no clinical symptoms of bone disease but aluminum accumulation in tissue can not be excluded. To prevent this iatrogenic toxicity, the aluminum contamination … Show more

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“…Aluminumcontaining casein hydrolysates, used as protein components of TPN, were associated with patchy osteomalacia [42]. Casein is no longer used, but the possibility of aluminum overloading continues to be a concern [43,44]. Excessive vitamin D can also be deleterious to bone metabolism by suppressing PTH secretion and stimulating bone resorption, with a potential benefit when the supplement is discontinued [45,46].…”
Section: Bone Diseasementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aluminumcontaining casein hydrolysates, used as protein components of TPN, were associated with patchy osteomalacia [42]. Casein is no longer used, but the possibility of aluminum overloading continues to be a concern [43,44]. Excessive vitamin D can also be deleterious to bone metabolism by suppressing PTH secretion and stimulating bone resorption, with a potential benefit when the supplement is discontinued [45,46].…”
Section: Bone Diseasementioning
confidence: 99%
“…El reciente desarrollo de emulsiones grasas basadas en aceite de oliva puede reducir la peroxidación [54] . La administración diaria de lípido intravenoso no debe sobrepasar los 2-2,5 g/kg (6) Control de la provisión y la velocidad de suministro de los lípidos y/o cese de la administración intravenosa de lípidos inmediatamente tras la aparición de trombocitopenia, hiperbilirrubinemia y/o ictericia [53] (7) Uso de nuevas soluciones pediátricas de aminoáci-dos adaptados, que proporcionan aminoácidos apropiados más taurina [49] (8) Suministro de NP cíclica, que reduce el hiperinsulinismo y la esteatosis hepática [64] (9) Adaptación del aporte de hierro y reducción del contenido en aluminio de las soluciones de NP [65] .…”
Section: Factores Y Tratamiento De La Insufi Ciencia Hepáticaunclassified
“…(9) L'adaptation de l'apport en fer et la diminution de la teneur en aluminium des solutions de nutrition parentérale [65] .…”
Section: Facteurs Et Prise En Charge D'une Hépatopathieunclassified