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Pro- and pre-biotics administration in preterm infants: Colonization and influence on faecal flora

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Publication Date:
2003
abstract:
Prolonged administration of probiotic in preterm babies induce a rise of specific IgA and IgM antibodies against probiotic. This fact explains why presence of living germs in stools almost disappeared in spite of continuous administration. However some positive influences were observed: decreased ratio of aerobic/anaerobic. Increased ratio of gram +/gram - germs. Prebiotic administration induces after 28 days a significant increase of faecal bifidobacteria and frequency and consistency of stools were more similar to those observed in subjects fed with human milk.
Iris type:
Articolo in Volume
Keywords:
Prebiotics; Preterm infants; Probiotics; Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health
List of contributors:
Marini, A.; Negretti, F.; Boehm, G.; Li Destri, M.; Clerici-Bagozzi, D.; Mosca, F.; Agosti, M.
Authors of the University:
AGOSTI MASSIMO
Handle:
https://irinsubria.uninsubria.it/handle/11383/2071621
Book title:
ACTA PAEDIATRICA. SUPPLEMENT
Published in:
ACTA PAEDIATRICA. SUPPLEMENT
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ACTA PAEDIATRICA. SUPPLEMENT
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