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Алгоритм 2. Выбор формулы при функциональных расстройствах органов пищеварения

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Алгоритм 3. Применение ЧГС для профилактики аллергии у детей группы риска ее развития (34, адаптировано)

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Алгоритм 4. Ведение детей с АБКМ легкой и среднетяжелой степени тяжести – контроль толерантности к БКМ и расширение рациона (34, адаптировано)

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Алгоритм 5. Ведение детей с АБКМ тяжелого течения – контроль толерантности к БКМ и расширение рациона

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Алгоритм 6. Выбор формулы при наличии риска развития атопического заболевания у недоношенных детей

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Тип вскармливания

Риск развития атопического заболевания или симптомы функциональных нарушений органов пищеварения

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