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- W2027754501 abstract "Background: The relationship between symptoms, intestinal mucosal histology, and disaccharidase activities is not well defined. An analysis of disaccharidase activities was performed in children grouped by age, symptoms, and intestinal mucosal histology and normal values established. Methods: Disaccharidase activities and histology of 246 endoscopically obtained duodenal biopsies in 232 patients (121 girls; age range, 0.08-17 years; mean, 5.9 years) in a 3-year period were reviewed. Patients were divided into two groups based on absence (group 1; n = 142) or presence (group 2; n = 90) of diarrhea and were subdivided by age into, less than 24 months of age and 24 months of age or more. Histologic changes within groups were classified as (A) normal, (B) mild, or (C) moderate to severe based on villus height abnormalities. A questionnaire was sent to 34 patients with hypolactasia to assess the efficacy of lactose avoidance and/or lactase supplementation. Results: All group 1 patients had normal findings in analysis of mucosal specimens, and their disaccharidase activities showed normal values because they had no diarrhea. The geometric means (95% confidence interval) in children aged less than 24 months are (in micromoles of substrate hydrolyzed per minute at 37°C per gram protein) (units [U]) lactase, 36.7 (13.4-100.4); maltase, 178.5 (88.9-356.3); palatinase, 12.7 (3.8-41.5); and sucrase 60.0 (24.0-148.1). In children 24 months of age or more, the values are 23.2 (3.9-108.1), 167.6 (78.8-355.9), 12.7 (4.9-32.9), and 51.0 (20.5-126.0), respectively. Only lactase activity decreased with age (p < 0.05). No differences in disaccharidase activities were noted in patients with and without diarrhea if the mucosal histology was normal (group 1A vs. 2A). In patients with diarrhea, values were commensurate with the degree of mucosal injury, especially in the older group. Twenty-two of 27 patients (81%) who responded to the questionnaire had benefited from lactase supplementation and/or lactose avoidance. Conclusions: We have established normal values for disaccharidase activities in the pediatric population. Although the disaccharidase activities correlate more with degree of intestinal mucosal injury than with symptoms, their activities are difficult to predict accurately based on these criteria. If required, disaccharidase activities should be measured biochemically." @default.
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