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What Determines Nutritional Recovery in Malnourished Children After Correction of Congenital Heart Defects
Pediatrics, 08/03/09
Vaidyanathan B et al. – This study from South India demonstrates severe malnutrition in over half of the patients with CHD and is not always reversed by corrective surgery or intervention. Persistent malnutrition after corrective intervention is predicted by nutritional status at presentation, birth weight, and parental anthropometry.
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