Growth Failure and Congenital Heart Disease
作者： Ingeborg Krieger
DOI: 10.1001/ARCHPEDI.1970.02100110045002
关键词: Internal medicine 、 Basal metabolic rate 、 Heart disease 、 Organic disease 、 Medicine 、 In patient 、 Calorie intake 、 Endocrinology 、 Weight gain 、 Anabolism 、 Nitrogen balance
摘要: The significance of insufficient intakes in the growth failure congenital heart disease was evaluated by measuring response to forced feeding patients who, prior it, had adequate calorie intake on basis normal requirements for age and weight but who did not grow. anabolic excellent. On a comparable intake, nitrogen retention gain were similar those with absence organic disease. Nitrogen retentions proportionate weight. Calorie per unit body increased because basal metabolic rate (BMR) increased. This increase due control degrees BMR.
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