Water-electrolyte and acid-base metabolism in children with ishale

Year 1973, Volume: 26 Issue: 1, 222 - 241, 31.03.1973

Güner Abal

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Abstract

Yaz,lda normaldeki su, elektrolit ve asit-baz metabolizmasma iliskin bilgi verilmistir. Özellikle dožumdan itibaren siit cocužu devrine özgö normal dežisimler üzerinde durulmustur•
Aynca ishale bažll kasnplarm olusturdužu klinik ve lâboratuvar bulgular belirtilmistir.

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Asit-Baz Metabolizması , Su-Elektrolit Dengesi , İshalli Çocuklar

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İshalli çocuklarda su elektrolit ve asit-baz metabolizması

https://izlik.org/JA34US52RW

Abstract

Disturbanœs in water, and acide-base metabolisme in infanfile diarrhea
I — General Consideration.
Water, electrolyte and aclde-base metabolism of the normal newborn and infant had been reviewed. Laboratory changes and their clinical significanses in infantile diarrhea had been discussed.

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Acid-Base Metabolism , Water-Electrolyte Balance , Diarrheal Children

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