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Evaluación de la recolección domiciliaria realizada por un banco de leche humana de un hospital universitario de Brasil

Menezes G, de Lima-Cavalcanti L, de Morais-Oliveira AM, de Melo Costa-Pinto R, Steffen-Abdallah VO

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 28
Paginas: 245-250
Archivo PDF: 281.19 Kb.


RESUMEN

Objetivo. Evaluar los procedimientos de la extracción domiciliaria y el transporte de la leche humana asociados con su control de calidad. Material y métodos. Participaron 48 donadoras fichadas en el Banco de Leche Humana del Hospital de Clínicas de la Universidad Federal de Uberlândia. Se realizaron observaciones durante visitas domiciliarias según la lista de cotejo elaborada teniendo en cuenta las normas técnicas, las cuales se asocian con los controles físicoquímicos y microbiológicos. Se utilizaron para el análisis de datos, el test ji cuadrada, la regresión logística y el test de Sperman (p‹0,05). Resultados. Los resultados sugieren que la mayoría de las donadoras asimilaron las orientaciones del equipo del banco de leche y realizaron los procedimientos de manera satisfactoria. Conclusión. Se puede demostrar que la extracción y la recolección domiciliaria es una forma segura y eficaz para la obtención de leche humana en donación.


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