Zinc in hair and urine of paediatric patients.

J P van Wouwe, F A de Wolff, H H van Gelderen

Other Clinica chimica acta; international journal of clinical chemistry 1986 15 trích dẫn

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Loại nghiên cứu: Other
Đối tượng nghiên cứu: children

Can thiệp: Zinc in hair and urine of paediatric patients. None
Đối chứng: control group
Kết quả chính: diarrhea
Xu hướng hiệu quả: Mixed
Nguy cơ sai lệch: Moderate

Abstract

Zinc concentrations in hair and urine were measured in groups of children varying in one condition - short stature, or after prolonged upper respiratory infection, or during non-infectious diarrhea, or while on chemotherapy for acute lymphatic leukaemia and in healthy controls. As compared with controls, hair zinc was significantly low after respiratory infection (p less than 0.0001) and high in short stature (p less than 0.01). Urinary zinc was increased during initial chemotherapy (p less than 0.001) and diarrhea (p less than 0.02). It is shown that zinc deficiency occurs in one of the common symptoms in paediatric medicine, namely upper respiratory tract infection. The high overlap (34-88%) proves hair and urine zinc to be of no use for reliable individual diagnostic statements.

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Hair zinc was significantly low after respiratory infection, and while on chemotherapy for acute lymphatic leukaemia and in healthy controls, as compared with controls.

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Zinc in hair and urine of paediatric patients.

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