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Publications added in the July 2024 update are highlighted in blue. We aim to publish updates every 3 months. The next update will occur in Oct 2024. |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n\n\n| Severe Acute Malnutrition; Under-5 Children; SocioDemographic and Clinical Factors; Mortality and\u003Cbr>Morbidity; Marasmus; Kwashiorkor; Central Africa | 1-Jul-24 | Sociodemographic, Clinical Correlates, and Hospitalization Outcomes in 0 to 59 Months Children with Severe Acute Malnutrition in the Therapeutic Nutritional Unit | Biomedical Science and Clinical Research | Original Research | In Chad, severe acute malnutrition (SAM) remains a significant public health problem among children \u003C5 years old. This cross-sectional study aimed to assess the sociodemographic characteristics, dietary patterns, clinical factors, healthcare access, length of hospitalization, and outcomes for children admitted to the Therapeutic Nutritional Unit (TNU) in N'Djamena, Chad. The study included 326 hospitalized children aged 0-59 months with SAM. Data was collected on various parameters such as age, religion, parents' educational level, distance from TNU, diet, breastfeeding weaning age, SAM type, medical complications, hospitalization outcome, and primary cause of death. Key findings indicate that most children were male (65 .6%) and predominantly from Muslim households (85 .9%) . The majority of cases were among children aged 12-23 months, with marasmus being the most common form of SAM (90%) . Diarrhea was the leading cause of admission accounting for 18.8% of cases. Many hospitalized children with SAM (35 .0%) had a length of stay of 3-5 days, significantly lower compared to the international SPHERE standards. Most children (83%) were weaned off breastfeeding after six months, while 17% stopped before reaching six months of age, with cereal porridge (57 . 1%) being the predominant diet. The study revealed a high recovery rate of 69%, with 3.37% mortality. The mortality predominantly affected children aged 12-24 months, with gastroenteritis being the primary cause. The authors recommend strengthening education and healthcare access infrastructures, implementing compulsory education policies, and conducting nationwide studies to understand children's feeding practices and nutrient intake. Additionally, they emphasize linking hygiene with malnutrition and conducting community-based screenings for early detection. The study highlights the critical need for improved healthcare access and comprehensive education on breastfeeding, hygiene, and nutrition to effectively address SAM in Chad. | This study assessed the sociodemographic and clinical factors, healthcare access, dietary patterns, hospitalization duration, and its outcomes among children aged 0-59 months with SAM in Chad. The findings indicate that diarrhea was the leading cause of admission, and marasmus was the most prevalent form of SAM, with a high recovery rate of 69% and a mortality rate of 3.37%, primarily due to gastroenteritis. Additionally, 17% of children stopped breastfeeding before reaching six months of age. The authors recommend enhancing education and healthcare access, implementing compulsory education policies, and conducting nationwide studies on IYCF practicesand nutrient intake to effectively address SAM in Chad. | Ngaba N, Nursjamsi N, Patel S, et al. Sociodemographic, clinical correlates, and hospitalization outcomes in 0 to 59 months children with severe acute malnutrition in the therapeutic nutritional unit. Biomed Sci Clin Res, 3(3), 1-10. 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