Pediatric patient obesity

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Some patients still require arginine or citrul-line supplementation, depending on plasma amino acid profile. Follow-up of liver transplant patients by the metabolic dietitian in collaboration with the transplant dietitian is best. The transplant dietitian can best address issues common to all transplant patients, inclnding possible nutrition-related side effects of antirejection drugs, food safety concerns, and prevention of obesity, which is common in pediatric patients who have nndergone liver transplantation [39]. 

This equation, based on plasma creatinine, age, sex, and race, has been validated in the MDRD study sample, and is now recommended by the NKF for estimating GFR in patients with CKD and a GFR < 90 mL/min per 1.73 m in the updated NKF K/DOQI guidelines. The accuracy of these MDRD equations in estimating GFR in individuals with normal renal function those with diabetes pediatric, elderly, and obese patients and for drug dosage adjustment requires further evaluation. 

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