The hospital progress of nine hundred ninety-two premature infants fed evaporated milk-carbohydrate mixtures

Gruber, Seymour; Litvak, Abraham M.; Rascoff, Henry; Norton, Robert

doi:10.1016/s0022-3476(49)80033-3

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“…Papers (660,706,707) may be added to the long list of those dealing with the excellent record of evaporated milk in infant feeding; they underline its value in mixtures not only for full-term but also for premature babies.…”

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Section D. Nutritive value of milk and milk products

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Henry

1951

Journal of Dairy Research

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Section D. Nutritive value of milk and milk products

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1951

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“…It has been repeatedly demonstrated that evaporated milk, suitably modified by dilution with water and the addition of sugar, is as good a feed as any spray-dried, roller-dried, or untreated cows' milk (Ford, 1949;Gruber et al, 1949;Sturrock, 1952). Moncrieff (1956) suggested that perhaps unsweetened evaporated milk is the most practical alternative to breast milk.…”

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confidence: 99%