Brazilian hospital population. All subjects were enrolled at various day-clinics (excluding gastroenterology) at the Instituto Materno Infantil do Pernambuco hospital of Recife. Most subjects came from the poor slum areas (favelas) of Recife and its vicinities. We collected serum samples from 1030 Brazilian subjects: 915 children (397 girls, 518 boys; median age, 9 years; range, 1–18) seen in different pediatric day-clinics (excluding gastroenterology) and 115 female subjects (median age, 14 years; range, 1–18) presenting for gynecological problems.
High prevalence of unrecognized celiac disease in an unselected hospital population in north-eastern Brasil (Recife, Pernambuco)
Crovella S.;Ventura A.
2004
Abstract
Brazilian hospital population. All subjects were enrolled at various day-clinics (excluding gastroenterology) at the Instituto Materno Infantil do Pernambuco hospital of Recife. Most subjects came from the poor slum areas (favelas) of Recife and its vicinities. We collected serum samples from 1030 Brazilian subjects: 915 children (397 girls, 518 boys; median age, 9 years; range, 1–18) seen in different pediatric day-clinics (excluding gastroenterology) and 115 female subjects (median age, 14 years; range, 1–18) presenting for gynecological problems.File in questo prodotto:
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