In 58 previously well‐nounshed patients who were fed cow's milk and who later developed
persistent diarrhoea (≥ 15 days), data obtained during the first 8 days of acute diarrhoea …

With the improved therapy for acute diarrhea, persistent diarrhea (> 14 days) is emerging as
a major problem in developing countries. However, the etiologies and pathogenesis of …

Introduction: Persistent diarrhea has high impact on infantile morbidity and mortality rates in
developing countries. Several studies have shown that 3-20% of acute diarrheal episodes in …

A case control study was done at the Institute of Child Health, Madras, among prospectively
recruited children aged 1-23 months to identify the risk factors for persistent diarrhea. Cases …

The association between persistent diarrhoea and 'recent morbidity'defined as that occurring
within the two-month period immediately preceding the onset of persistent diarrhoea was …

Five hundred ninety two children (6.0%) were diagnosed as-persistent diarrhea (PD) out of a
total attendance of 9795 cases in the Diarrhea Training and Treatment Unit (DTU) over a …

This Memorandum summarizes current knowledge of the epidemiology, etiology, and
pathophysiology of persistent diarrhoea and describes current approaches to its …

With improved management of acute episodes of infectious diarrhoea, increased attention is
now being given to persistent diarrhoea and its nutritional consequences and associated …

Two hundred and five cases (mean age 13.4, SD 9.5) of persistent diarrhoea (PD) of 14–28
days duration, attending an urban slum clinic and treated according to standard WHO …

A total of 383 children aged less than 5 years suffering from acute watery diarrhoea or
dysentery were studied in hospital to determine the rate of persistent diarrhoea. Altogether …