Deyang City children aged 0 to 4 Vitamin D deficiency rickets prevention Investigation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Deyang City children aged 0 to 4 Vitamin D deficiency rickets prevention Investigation Of: Wang Qi, Gui Fengchun, Chen Changying, Yuan Guangqiong [Abstract] Objective Deyang city children aged 0 to 4 of vitamin D deficiency rickets prevalence of methods of early diagnosis and treatment of rickets, in-depth understanding of risk factor status of rickets and to further prevent the occurrence of the disease. Methods 843 cases of survey from child health clinics and kindergartens sampling, sampling by the prevalence of self questionnaire and related factors of disease, while some children were divided into 2 groups for treatment, were statistically analyzed. Results 0 ~ 4 years Deyang 21.50% of total incidence of rickets, high age 0 to 1 years; bone alkaline phosphatase for early diagnosis of rickets diagnostic value; vitamin D treatment of vitamin D and calcium while the exact effect of the lack of rickets; bone mineral density in infants and young children with increasing age and growth. Conclusion feeding infants and young children in our city there is a number of causative factors of rickets, need further work to do related to child health, prevention and reduction of vitamin D deficiency rickets occurs. [Keywords:] vitamin D deficiency; rickets; bone alkaline phosphatase; early diagnosis; treatment; related causes To further improve the nutritional health of children work in Deyang, our hospital is responsible for children aged 0 ~ 4, vitamin D deficiency rickets prevention surveys and related research projects, scientific research coordination group was set up. Central Jiang, Shifang, Guanghan, Deyang City, women and children care hospital four units. Vitamin D deficiency rickets in children, high incidence of child growth and development is the important one of the diseases. As children, lack of vitamin D of calcium and phosphorus metabolism, resulting in systemic skeletal disease characterized by chronic nutritional di