2017
DOI: 10.1556/650.2017.30900
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Klasszikus galactosaemia dietetikai kezelési lehetőségei

Abstract: A klasszikus galactosaemia a szénhidrát-anyagcsere örökletes megbetegedése, amelynek hátterében a legtöbb esetben a galaktóz-1-foszfát-uridil-transzferáz enzim defektusa áll. A súlyos klinikai tünetek már egy-két nappal a szoptatás megkezdését követően jelentkeznek: a máj megnagyobbodása és funkciózavara, sárgaság, hányás, hasmenés, idegrendszeri károsodás, vesekárosodás, infekció, szepszis, amelyek megfelelő diagnózis és kezelés nélkül akár halálhoz is vezethetnek. A betegség 1975 óta része az újszülöttkori t… Show more

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“…Five cases had cataracts with correction of lesion after starting galactosemia regimen. Regarding the fact that cataracts can develop even in the first few weeks of life, early diagnosis of galactosemia and starting lifelong galactose-restricted diet can prevent hepatocellular insufficiency and other complications of the disease in future (15,16). Also, a small percentage of infants was diagnosed with tyrosinemia, a treatable metabolic disease with heterogeneous symptoms including progressive liver failure, renal damage and pronounced coagulopathy.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Five cases had cataracts with correction of lesion after starting galactosemia regimen. Regarding the fact that cataracts can develop even in the first few weeks of life, early diagnosis of galactosemia and starting lifelong galactose-restricted diet can prevent hepatocellular insufficiency and other complications of the disease in future (15,16). Also, a small percentage of infants was diagnosed with tyrosinemia, a treatable metabolic disease with heterogeneous symptoms including progressive liver failure, renal damage and pronounced coagulopathy.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%