Abstract
A population study of the infection with Hp in children affected by chronic diarrhoea is proposed with the use of the {sup 13}C- Urea Breath Test. A sample of children with repeated episodes of diarrhoea and recurrent abdominal pain will be selected from three populations. One of the samples will be selected from the population that attends the Children's Hospital in the Northwest part of Mexico. The second sample will be selected from families of agricultural migrant workers that came to the Northwest part of Mexico from south Mexico, looking to work in the cash crops fields. The third sample will be constituted by children living in the south of Mexico, mainly in the state of Oaxaca from where most of the agricultural migrant workers came. This comparative study will allow to see if the different environments from which each sample represents, has an effect in the prevalence of H. pylori. In addition, it will be looking at the association of the gastrointestinal infection with stunting, different dietary patterns and socio-economic status. The results of this study will contribute to the preventive effort of health promotion campaigns for the population living in different regions of Mexico, as well as for
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Ortega V, M I;
Valencia J, M E;
Soleto C, N;
Triana Tejas, A;
Robles, A E;
Morales F, G G;
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Instituto Tecnologico de Oaxaca, Oaxac (Mexico)]
- Centro de Investigacion en Alimentacion y Desarrollo, Hermosillo, Sonora (Mexico)
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Ortega V, M I, Valencia J, M E, Soleto C, N, Triana Tejas, A, Robles, A E, Morales F, G G, and Instituto Tecnologico de Oaxaca, Oaxac (Mexico)].
Relationship of Helicobacter pylori infection to the nutritional status of children with chronic diarrohea and abdominal pain from three different environments.
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2000.
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Ortega V, M I, Valencia J, M E, Soleto C, N, Triana Tejas, A, Robles, A E, Morales F, G G, & Instituto Tecnologico de Oaxaca, Oaxac (Mexico)].
Relationship of Helicobacter pylori infection to the nutritional status of children with chronic diarrohea and abdominal pain from three different environments.
IAEA.
Ortega V, M I, Valencia J, M E, Soleto C, N, Triana Tejas, A, Robles, A E, Morales F, G G, and Instituto Tecnologico de Oaxaca, Oaxac (Mexico)].
2000.
"Relationship of Helicobacter pylori infection to the nutritional status of children with chronic diarrohea and abdominal pain from three different environments."
IAEA.
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title = {Relationship of Helicobacter pylori infection to the nutritional status of children with chronic diarrohea and abdominal pain from three different environments}
author = {Ortega V, M I, Valencia J, M E, Soleto C, N, Triana Tejas, A, Robles, A E, Morales F, G G, and Instituto Tecnologico de Oaxaca, Oaxac (Mexico)]}
abstractNote = {A population study of the infection with Hp in children affected by chronic diarrhoea is proposed with the use of the {sup 13}C- Urea Breath Test. A sample of children with repeated episodes of diarrhoea and recurrent abdominal pain will be selected from three populations. One of the samples will be selected from the population that attends the Children's Hospital in the Northwest part of Mexico. The second sample will be selected from families of agricultural migrant workers that came to the Northwest part of Mexico from south Mexico, looking to work in the cash crops fields. The third sample will be constituted by children living in the south of Mexico, mainly in the state of Oaxaca from where most of the agricultural migrant workers came. This comparative study will allow to see if the different environments from which each sample represents, has an effect in the prevalence of H. pylori. In addition, it will be looking at the association of the gastrointestinal infection with stunting, different dietary patterns and socio-economic status. The results of this study will contribute to the preventive effort of health promotion campaigns for the population living in different regions of Mexico, as well as for those high risk populations continuously moving from one place to another. (author)}
place = {IAEA}
year = {2000}
month = {Jul}
}
title = {Relationship of Helicobacter pylori infection to the nutritional status of children with chronic diarrohea and abdominal pain from three different environments}
author = {Ortega V, M I, Valencia J, M E, Soleto C, N, Triana Tejas, A, Robles, A E, Morales F, G G, and Instituto Tecnologico de Oaxaca, Oaxac (Mexico)]}
abstractNote = {A population study of the infection with Hp in children affected by chronic diarrhoea is proposed with the use of the {sup 13}C- Urea Breath Test. A sample of children with repeated episodes of diarrhoea and recurrent abdominal pain will be selected from three populations. One of the samples will be selected from the population that attends the Children's Hospital in the Northwest part of Mexico. The second sample will be selected from families of agricultural migrant workers that came to the Northwest part of Mexico from south Mexico, looking to work in the cash crops fields. The third sample will be constituted by children living in the south of Mexico, mainly in the state of Oaxaca from where most of the agricultural migrant workers came. This comparative study will allow to see if the different environments from which each sample represents, has an effect in the prevalence of H. pylori. In addition, it will be looking at the association of the gastrointestinal infection with stunting, different dietary patterns and socio-economic status. The results of this study will contribute to the preventive effort of health promotion campaigns for the population living in different regions of Mexico, as well as for those high risk populations continuously moving from one place to another. (author)}
place = {IAEA}
year = {2000}
month = {Jul}
}