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[ABSTRACTS: Poster Session Abstracts]
Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterolog and Nutrition
Issue: Volume 39 Supp lement 1, June 2004, pp S440-S441
Copyright: 2004 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc .
Publication Type: [ABSTRACTS: Poster Session Abstracts]
ISSN: 0277-2116
Accession: 00005176-200406001-01132
P1008 A PROSPECTIVE CLINICAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL, AND HISTOLOGICAL STUDY IN THE INFANTS AND CHILDREN WITH
GASTRO-ESOPHAGEAL REFLUX (GER) AND COWS MILK INTOLERANCE
Ida, S.1; Kubota, M.2; Yoshimura, N.1; Etani, Y.3; Mushiake, S.3; Kawahara, H.4
Author Information1Pediatric Gastroenterolog Hepatolog and Nutrition, Osaka Medical Center and Research Institute for Maternal and Child Health, Iumi,2Pediatrics, Hokkaido
Universit, Sapporo,3Developmental Medicine, Pediatrics, Osaka Universit Graduate School of Medicine, Suita,4Pediatric Surger, Osaka Medical Center and Research
Institute for Maternal and Child Health, Iumi, Japan
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Introduction: GER is caused mainly by a transient lower esophageal sphincter
(LES) relaxation through the vagal reflex. And GER is closely related to cows milk
allergy. There is little reports showing the characteristics in the children with GER
and cows milk allergy. The aim of this study is to show the clinical, physiological and
histological characteristics of infants and children with GER and cows milk
intolerance.
Methods: Eleven children less than 7 years old (mean2.2y.o) who have recurrent
emesis were studied prospectively.Endoscopic and histologic study were done.
Imuunohistochemistry for substance P and histamine was also performed. Gastric
scintigraphy for the evaluation of gastric emptying,24h-pH monitoring and UGI were
studied. Blood tests (IgE, RAST, and lymphocyte stimulation test), the challenge and
elimination tests for cows milk were done.
Results: All these children responded the elimination and challenge tests for
cows milk and considered cows milk intolerance clinically. The lymphocyte
stimulation test showed positive for c ows milk(mean SI 430%,normal:180%). 24-hour
lower esophageal pH monitoring slowed GER (time of pH4were 620%) Delayed gastric
emptying with cows milk was shown,on the other hand, normal emptying with hypo-
allergic formula (25%vs63%:the difference was s ignificant). Gastrointestinalmorphology: mild esophagitis in 9 children and severe esophagitis with gastric
metaplasia and eosinopills infetretion in one child were shown.Gastric mucosa was
almost normal in all patients. Duodenitis with villous atrophy and mild eosinophilic
infiltration, mast cell with histamine and increase in substance P positive nerve were
shown in 10 chidren. From these results, the mechanism of GER secondary to food
intolerance are considered as follows:cows milk allergy causes duodenitis with
histamine and substance P which causes duodenal break (contraction of the pylorus)
and delayed gastric emptying occurs,then trancient LES relaxation is induced,and
finally GER occurs.
Conclusion: Duodenitis with chemical mediators such as substance P and
histamine caused by cowfs milk intolerance may play an important role for the cause
of GER in children.
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