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Çocuklarda Fonksiyonel Konstipasyon

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  • Uludağ Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 2007

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Functional constipation accounts for 25 % of pediatric gastroenterology patients. According to Rome II criteria, functional constipation is defined as the compactness of stool more than 2 weeks in children without any metabolic or endocrinologic disorder. It is the most common form of constipation. The term functional fecal retention defines the severe form of functional constipation. The management of functional constipation is proper timing of toilet training and dietary regulation.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Fonksiyonel konstipasyon çocuk gastroenteroloji polikliniklerine başvuru nedenlerinin % 25’ ini oluşturur. Roma II kriterlerine göre süt çocuğu ve okul çocuklarında, yapısal, metabolik, endokrin hastalık olmaksızın >2 hafta, katı kıvamda dışkılama olarak tanımlanır. Konstipasyonun en sık rastlanan tipidir. Fonksiyonel fekal retansiyon ise ağır formudur. Konstipasyona yaklaşım ve tedavisinde temel prensip diyetin düzenlenmesi ve uygun dışkılama eğitiminin verilmesidir.
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