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  • Title: [Fat assimilation and indicators of lipid metabolism in the blood of premature infants fed milk mixtures with different fat composition].
    Author: Ladodo KS, Barashneva SM, Sadyrbaeva ZS, Ivashchenko NV.
    Journal: Vopr Pitan; 1983; (2):35-8. PubMed ID: 6683045.
    Abstract:
    The efficacy and adequacy of fat component depending on the feeding type (breast milk, Malyutka, Malyutka with a new fatty composition and Similak mixtures) were defined in the course of feeding 90 premature infants aged 33 to 37 weeks on the basis of clinical observations, determination of fat assimilation and the main indicators of lipid metabolism. All the mixtures were shown to be tolerated well. No significant differences were revealed in the mean daily weight gain and in the monthly body length gain. The children fed breast milk showed a higher assimilation of fats and an increase in the cholesterol level in the blood serum. The indicators of fat retention in children fed Similak and Malyutka with a new fatty composition mixtures were similar to those in children on natural feeding. The milk mixtures under consideration are found to be effective enough and thus can be used for feeding premature children born to mothers with hypo- and agalactia.
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