Onset of menarche: differences between urban and rural community in Tangerang…

The transition of physical and sexual maturation in becoming an adult occurs in adolescence period. This transition runs in parallel with the development of cognitive, emotional, social cultural and adaptation ability. Girls sexual maturity is marked by first menstruation (menarche) which is the most important phase of reproductive development. The relationship between menarche and growth rate …

Antenatal and postnatal risk factors of obesity in children age 2-5 years old…

Obesity and overweight have become a health issue throughout the world, with a dramatic increase in prevalence each year. An obese child is thought to be adorable, but parents are not aware of the health risk it holds. Preventive measures by decreasing the risk factors for obesity are more effective than treating the problem. The aim of this study was to identify the risk factors of obesity in …

Changes of the sweet taste sensitivity due to aerobic physical exercise

Background: Sweet taste is a pleasant sensation. Sweet taste is mostly consumed and fancied by many people. Physiologically, glucose is body source of energy, but if over used it can be affected to the body metabolism. This can be worsen if the person not doing a healthy lifestyle. One way to implement a healthy lifestyle is by doing physical exercises. Purpose: The aim of this study wasto dete…

Congenital Anomaly caused by Cytomegalovirus Infection and Toxoplasmosis

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Paediatrica Indonesiana,35(11-12)1995:278-281

Congenital Anomaly Caused by Cytomegalovirus and Toxoplasma Infections

We report a case of a five-years-old child with congenital anomaly caused by maternal cytomegalovirus infection and toxoplasmosis, hospitalized in pediatric ward Sardjito General Hospital. The diagnosis was established from the history of illness, physical examination, and laboratory findings. The presence of microcephaly, failure to thrive, deaf and mute, congenitally transmitted infection was…