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Abdominal Tuberculosis with Malnutrition: A Case Report Nuri Nurhasanah Sugandi; Shiela Stefani; Novie Kartika; Karina Febiani Widjaja; Marcellino Bulain; Medylin Duallo; Moses Arky Krisnanda; Nabila Cahya Putri; Nerissa Arviana Fuad; Revena Astanti Percunda
Medical Clinical Update Vol. 2 No. 1 (2023): February
Publisher : Rumah Sakit Unggul Karsa Medika

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Tuberculosis is caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis, 20% diagnosed as extrapulmonary TB. Abdominal becomes the most case of extrapulmonary TB. Patients with malnutrition are at risk of developing TB by 6-10 times. This study is aimed to learn more about the features of aabdominal TB with malnutrition in children.
Malnutrition in Pediatric with Bronchopneumonia: A Case Report Nuri Nurhasanah Sugandi; Agustino Rosario Idong; Ayundari Angelia Febriany; Bonifasius Berkah Widodo; Danti Dja Jatnika; Leonardo Diogo; Sharon Felicia Alexandria Manik; Tiodora Arimenda Br Surbakti
Medical Clinical Update Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023): June
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Pneumonia is the single largest infectious cause of death in children under five globally andaccounts for one fifth of child deaths. The risk of pneumonia in under-five children is influencedby the nutritional status of the children Malnutrition or undernourishment, particularly ininfants who are not exclusively breastfed, can impair a child's immune system. One million childrendie each year as a result of severe malnutrition, which affects nearly 20 million children worldwide
Severe Malnutrition With Cachexia On Geriatric: A Case Report Nuri Nurhasanah Sugandi; Angelika Augustine; Diva Tiara Mega; Florensia Windri Samara; Grasberg Dandhi Sifa Sikoway; Paskalina Sylvi Aprilia Huik; Satrio Sukarno Atmosudirjo; Sefrina Tania; Sharifa Novembriana; Steven Zerin Putra Kusmawan
Medical Clinical Update Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023): June
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Malnutrition refers to deficiencies, excesses or imbalances in a person’s intake of energy and/ornutrients1. Geriatric malnutrition is often associated with functional impairment, increased infectionand morbidity and mortality rates2. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), theglobal prevalence of malnutrition in the elderly is 1.3% - 47.8%. The prevalence of malnutrition was found to be high in hospitals, in Indonesia it is estimated to range from 33-70%3. Malnutrition is often associated with cachexia. Cachexia occurs due to imbalance between basal metabolic rate(BMR) that persistent increase and inadequat calorie or protein intake, which is known as malnutrition. Factors that cause cachexia include digestive factors4.
Co-Authors Agustino Rosario Idong Angelika Augustine Ayundari Angelia Febriany Bonifasius Berkah Widodo Danti Dja Jatnika Diva Tiara Mega Florensia Windri Samara Grasberg Dandhi Sifa Sikoway Karina Febiani Widjaja Leonardo Diogo Marcellino Bulain Medylin Duallo Moses Arky Krisnanda Nabila Cahya Putri Nerissa Arviana Fuad Novie Kartika Paskalina Sylvi Aprilia Huik Revena Astanti Percunda Satrio Sukarno Atmosudirjo Sefrina Tania Sharifa Novembriana Sharon Felicia Alexandria Manik Shiela Stefani Steven Zerin Putra Kusmawan Tiodora Arimenda Br Surbakti