Fréquence du reflux gastroœsophagien chez le nourrisson et le jeune enfant atteints de mucoviscidose
Archives de PédiatriePublished 1 August 1995
P. Vic, E Tassin, Dominique Turck, Frédèric Gottrand, V Lannay, J. P. Farriaux
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Sa frequence et sa gravite potentielle incitent a pratiquer une pHmetrie systematique lors du bilan initial de tout enfant atteint de CF.
Abstract
GER is frequent in CF patients, even the youngest. It seems primary, and not related to pulmonary impairment. Its frequency and its potential severity lead to suggesting a pHmetry to every new CF patient.
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