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A.T. Kamilova

15 works

Research Institute of Pediatrics, Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent

  1. [Intestinal microbiocenosis in children with intestinal enzymopathy].

    A.T. Kamilova, N N Akhmedov, Дурдона Баходировна Пулатова +1

    ArticleDigestive system and related healthPubMed20010 citations
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  2. The characteristic of energy metabolism’s infringement and possibilities of its correction in children suffering from celiac disease

    A.T. Kamilova, Dinora Hamidovna Dustmuhamedova, Zaynab Abdurakhmanovna Khushvaktova +1

    ArticleDiet, Metabolism, and DiseasePediatrician (St Petersburg)20130 citations
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  3. New WGO Member in Uzbekistan

    A.T. Kamilova

    ArticleEducation, Innovation and Language StudiesJournal of Clinical Gastroenterology20140 citations
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  4. Clinical Significance of Transforming Growth Factor β1 and Tumor Necrosis Factor Α in the Food-Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome in Children

    A.T. Kamilova, Aripov An, Sultankhodjayeva SS +2

    ArticleInfant Nutrition and HealthJournal of Gastroenterology and Metabolism20180 citations
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  5. Features of the exocrine pancreatic function and lactose intolerance in premature babies

    Satsita S. Khasanova, A.T. Kamilova

    ArticleDigestive system and related healthSOVREMENNAYA PEDIATRIYA20180 citations
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  6. Fecal elastase activity in premature children

    S. S. Khasanova, A.T. Kamilova, Дилором Ахмедова

    ArticleDigestive system and related healthRossiyskiy Vestnik Perinatologii i Pediatrii (Russian Bulletin of Perinatology and Pediatrics)20190 citations
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  7. The importance of genetic factors in the development of celiac disease in children of the Uzbek population

    Z.M. Abdujabarova, A.T. Kamilova

    ArticleCeliac Disease Research and ManagementModern pediatrics Ukraine20200 citations
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  8. Characteristic of exocrine function of the pancreas in premature newborns

    A. Sh. Fazylova, Дилором Ахмедова, A.T. Kamilova +1

    ArticleInfant Nutrition and HealthModern pediatrics Ukraine20210 citations
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  9. Differential diagnosis of infectious watery diarrhea (view from time immemorial to the present). Modern approaches to rehydration

    И. Н. Захарова, I. V. Berezhnaya, A.T. Kamilova +2

    ArticleViral gastroenteritis research and epidemiologyMeditsinskiy sovet = Medical Council20210 citations
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  10. 25-hydroxivitamin d level in protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome in children

    A.T. Kamilova, Nargiza Amanova, Svetlana Geller +1

    ArticleHermeneutics and Narrative IdentityZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)20210 citations
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  11. Concentration of fecal β-defensin-2 in children with cystic fibrosis: how the inneral intestinal immune response?

    A.T. Kamilova, Дилором Ахмедова, Z.E. Umarnazarova +2

    ArticleInfant Nutrition and HealthRossiyskiy Vestnik Perinatologii i Pediatrii (Russian Bulletin of Perinatology and Pediatrics)20220 citations
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  12. Protein-Losing Enteropathy after Fontan Operation: A Clinical Case Description

    A.T. Kamilova, K. Sh. Usmanova, X. T. Ubayxodjayeva

    ArticleCongenital Heart Disease StudiesArchives of Pediatrics and Pediatric Surgery20240 citations
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  13. Витамин D: от простого к сложному

    Е. И. Кондратьева, Е. В. Лошкова, Y. Melyanovskaya +25

    BookVitamin D Research Studies20240 citations
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  14. Markers of enterocyte damage in celiac disease in children: is there an association with the clinical manifestations of the disease?

    Svetlana Geller, Z.E. Umarnazarova, Noiba D. Azimova +2

    ArticleCeliac Disease Research and ManagementFrontiers in Pediatrics20250 citations
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  15. Vitamin D and calcium-phosphorus in serum of children with celiac disease in a zone of high sunlight exposure

    A.T. Kamilova, Н Р Алиева, Дилором Ахмедова +1

    ArticleVitamin D Research StudiesFrontiers in Pediatrics20250 citations
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