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1992Can mothers safely prepare labon-gur salt-sugar solution after demonstration in a diarrhoeal hospitalIslam, M. Aminul; Kofoed, Poul-Erik; Begum, Shahana
1983A comparision of low (20 mmols) and high (30 mmols) potassium/L oral rehydration solution in childhood diarrhoeam [abstract]Islam, M.R.; Bardhan, P.K.; Ahmed, Syed Masud
Oct-1990Enhanced sodium absorption by citrate: an in vivo perfusion study of rat small intestinePatra, F.C.; Rahman, A.S.G.; Wahed, M.A.; Al-Mahmud, K.A.
1992Enhanced sodium absorption by citrate[reply]Patra, F.C.
1985Evaluation of the National Oral Rehydration programme. Ministry of health and population control, Govt of Bangladesh and UNICEF, 1985Currey, M.
Sep-2007Improving the ORS: does glutamine have a roleBardhan, P.K.
Jan-1991Oral rehydration solution containing trisodium citrate for treating severe diarrhoea: controlled clinical trialMazumder, Ramendra N.; Nath, S.K.; Ashraf, H.; Patra, F.C.; Alam, A.N.
1982Sodium content in home-based oral rehyddration solution collected from different projects in Bangladesh [abstract]Wahed, M.A.; Zimicki, S.; Rahaman, M.M.
Apr-1981Study of standard ORS in treatment of dehydration of infants less than six months of ageSamadi, Aziz R.
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