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With adequate support and good information on preventing some of the common problems associated with breastfeeding, a woman's chance of successfully breastfeeding her new baby is greatly improved. There are a number of clinical studies with different treatments and treatment combinations to prevent nipple pain and damage in breastfeeding women [10]. "No one topical agent showed superior results in the relief of nipple discomfort. The most important factor in decreasing the incidence of nipple pain is the provision of education in relation to proper breastfeeding technique and latch-on as well as anticipatory guidance regarding the high incidence of early postpartum nipple pain." [11] (see p. 435). However, no study had examined peppermint water, a common household remedy in Iran, which was thought to prevent nipple pain and damage.

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The authors thank and fully acknowledge the participants for making this study possible and Talegani Hospital staff for their help. Finally thanks from Tabriz University of Medical Sciences for supporting this work.

The most important of these markers, chromogranin A (CgA) (68), is a 49-kDa acidic polypeptide that is present in the secretory granules of neuroendocrine cells. Plasma CgA is elevated in 50% to 100% of patients with either functioning or nonfunctioning NETs (69). The likelihood of detecting elevated CgA levels depends upon the primary tumor type (gastrinomas 100%, pheochromocytomas 89%, carcinoid tumors 80%, nonfunctioning tumors of the endocrine pancreas 69% and medullary thyroid carcinomas 50%). The sensitivities and specificities of CgA for the detection of NETs range between 70% and 100% (70), (71), (72), (69). CgA level may correlate with tumor volume or disease progression, but this should be interpreted carefully (73) (74). For example, small tumors may be associated with normal CgA levels. In addition, since somatostatin analogs affect blood levels of CgA, serial CgA levels should be measured at approximately the same interval from injection of long-acting somatostatin analogs. Stridsberg et al 2007 (73) reported common conditions that can spuriously increase the levels of this marker and give false positive measurements including: decreased renal function and treatment with proton pump inhibitors (73), liver failure, chronic gastritis, and even essential hypertension (74); these problems are not seen with Chromogranin B (CgB), with complementary measurement so proposed (73).

Regardless of the peptide used, the tracer binds to tumors and full body imaging can be performed. In most centers single photo emission tomography (SPECT) imaging can be fused with CT to combine the functional information of the tumor with anatomic cross-sectional imaging (Figure 17). The other strength of Octreoscan is that the whole body is usually imaged, so that distant metastases not normally in the field of view on CT or MRI can be detected (107). The overall sensitivity of [111In-DTPA0] octreotide scintigraphy appears to be about 80% to 90% (102).



Even in the presence of distant metastases, resection of the primary and mesenteric mass is increasingly being advocated (167). The median and 5 year overall survival after loco-regional resection and selective systemic therapy of NETs shows a survival benefit. Debulking of liver metastasis by resection in combination with ablative therapies and other liver directed modalities may help decrease hormonal over production and palliate symptoms in carefully selected patients.

General management schemes for patients with metastatic disease are shown in Figures 31 and 38. Because carcinoid is a slow-growing tumor, even patients with extensive metastatic disease can enjoy a normal quality of life so long as the endocrine syndrome is controlled. The mainstay of treatment is octreotide (Figure 34). Different chemotherapeutic agents (171) and surgery or arterial embolization (172) have been used with variable success, but eventual relapse with increasing resistance to the drugs is encountered (173). Various agents such as parachlorophenylalanine, methotrimeprazine, aprotinin, methysergide, cyproheptadine, heparin, phenothiazines, a-adrenergic antagonists, corticosteroids, H 1 and H 2 antihistamine blockers and numerous antineoplastic agents have been used in carcinoid syndrome with variable success (59) (174). These medications either inhibit serotonin synthesis, act as a systemic antagonist of serotonin, or block kallikrein release. Symptomatic treatment of diarrhea with opioids, and codeine have been tried with variable results (173). Because somatostatin has very broad inhibitory effects, somatostatin-14 has been used successfully to suppress diarrhea and flushing in patients with carcinoid tumors (175) but, its clinical use is limited by its short half-life (176) and the resulting need for continuous intravenous infusion. The advent of the long-acting somatostatin analogue octreotide, has resolved problems with short half life time and it has been used in the treatment of different neuroendocrine tumors, including carcinoid (175) (169) (177) (19) as discussed in more detail below. More recently, tyrosine kinase (TK) inhibitors, mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR) inhibitors, growth factor inhibitors, angiogenesis inhibitors, and various biologics have shown activity in this disease. The medical and radiologic treatment of carcinoid tumors is discussed in more detail below. The evolution of available treatments is shown in Figure 32.

Directions for Preparation and Use

Your baby's health depends on carefully following these directions. Proper hygiene, handling and storage are important when preparing infant formula. Failure to follow these directions could result in severe harm. Ask your baby's doctor if you need to boil (sterilize) bottles, nipples and rings before use.Wash your hands, surfaces and utensils.Pour desired amount of water into a clean bottle.Add 1 unpacked level scoop (8.7 g) to each 2 fl oz of waterReturn dry scoop to can.Cap bottle; shake well; attach nipple.Once oral feeding begins, use within 1 hour or discard.
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When mixed as directed, the contents of this can will make approximately 102 fl oz of formula at 20 Cal/fl oz.

Production systems that store manure in deep pits under fully slatted floors are using drinker devices that limit the amount of water wastage (and resultant manure volume) in order to increase the amount of available manure storage capacity. Water usage is in the range of 1 gallon per grow-finish pig per day with wet/ dry feeders and bowl drinkers and 1.5 gallon per pig per day with gate-mounted nipple drinkers. Manure production patterns follow water usage [12, 36].

With the introduction of water recording devices, producers are becoming aware of the relationship of drinking water usage and animal health [44]. Figure 3 depicts the impact of swine flu on daily water and feed disappearance in a fully slatted finishing facility. The advantage of recording water versus trying to record feed disappearance is that if water delivery devices are well-maintained, water will generally always be available to pigs, while feed, especially in grow-finish facilities, may be limited due to empty feed bins, bridging of feed in bulk bins, or equipment failures.


Figure 3. Water and feed patterns in a fully slatted finishing facility during a swine flu outbreak. The green lines on the bottom represent run time of the feed delivery auger in 5 min increments while the gray line is the 24 h accumulated run time. Data courtesy of DicamUSA.com.
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