Association between losses of donated human milk and the characteristics of donors
Human milk losses and donation
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Aleitamento Materno, Leite Humano, Bancos de LeiteAbstract
BACKGROUND: Human milk is the gold standard for infant nutrition even more for those there are preterm. OBJECTIVE: To analyze the association between losses of donated human milk and the characteristics of donors. Methods: a case-control, quantitative study was carried out through the analysis of 619 records of human milk donors who were treated at a Human Milk Bank. RESULTS: It was observed that 48.3% of the donors presented some type of loss, with dirt and Dornic Acidity greater than 8th being the most frequent types of losses. It was found that the housing conditions were not associated with the loss of human milk, as well as with the variables of socioeconomic, obstetric, and puerperal characteristics. CONCLUSION: We observed that there is no significance in the association between the exposure variables and the outcome variable. However, since there was a loss of almost half of the donated milk and the demand from newborns is high, there is a need for intervention in the exposing factors to lead to better use.
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