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100			_aLaura Vresk
245			_aMicronutrient status in children aged 6–59 months with severe wasting and/or nutritional edema: implications for nutritional rehabilitation formulations
300			_ap112–145
520			_aUndernutrition remains a global struggle and is associated with almost 45% of deaths in children younger than 5 years. Despite advances in management of severe wasting (though less so for nutritional edema), full and sustained recovery remains elusive. Children with severe wasting and/or nutritional edema (also commonly referred to as severe acute malnutrition and part of the umbrella term “severe malnutrition”) continue to have a high mortality rate. This suggests a likely multifactorial etiology that may include micronutrient deficiency. Micronutrients are currently provided in therapeutic foods at levels based on expert opinion, with few supportive studies of high quality having been conducted. This narrative review looks at the knowledge base on micronutrient deficiencies in children aged 6–59 months who have severe wasting and/or nutritional edema, in addition to highlighting areas where further research is warranted (See “Future Directions” section).
654			_aSevere malnutrition _asevere acute malnutrition _asevere wasting _anutritional edema _akwashiorkor _amarasmus _apediatric _atherapeutic feeds _amicronutrient status _amicronutrient deficiency _amicronutrient toxicity _asodium _apotassium, _acalcium _aphosphorus _amagnesium _airon _acopper _azinc _aselenium _aiodine _athiamine _ariboflavin _a niacin _apantothenic acid _avitamin B6 _afolic acid _avitamin B12 _abiotin
773	0		_025311 _9113488 _d2009 _tNutrition Reviews _x0029-6643
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