cryptorchidism/carbohydrate

The complex carbohydrates in the undescended and contralateral scrotal testes of patients with cryptorchidism, were examined by light microscopic histochemical methods, in comparison with those of normal testes. In the undescended testes, histochemical reactions for acidic and neutral complex

Bilateral cryptorchidism was induced surgically and its effect on carbohydrate metabolism of the reproductive tissue in albino rats analysed. In the reproductive tissues glycogenolysis was inhibited and lactic acid accumulated. The energy metabolism of the tissues was inhibited following the

BACKGROUND Ureteropelvic junction obstruction (UPJO) is the most common cause of hydronephrosis in children. One major challenge in the management of UPJO is to select the patients that must be subjected to early obstruction relief. Currently, there is no gold standard for this assessment.

There are several specific considerations regarding seizure control during the perioperative period in patients who are on a ketogenic diet (KD). A KD is high in fat and low in protein and carbohydrates and has a long history of use for treatment of intractable seizures in children. Maintaining