Efficacy and tolerability of modified Atkins diet in Japanese @entity1 with medication-resistant XXXX .

@entity1 @entity410 @entity1735 @entity302 @entity1964
Ten Japanese @entity1 aged 1.5-17years with medication-resistant @entity302 were placed on the modified Atkins diet (MAD) for 3weeks during admission to our hospital. Dietary @entity1735 was restricted to 10g per day. We studied the efficacy of the diet regarding the @entity410 frequency and tolerability of the diet at the end of the 3weeks on the diet. Those who decided to continue the MAD at the time of discharge were followed up in the out- @entity1 clinic to observe the effect of the diet on the @entity410 frequency. Three of the 10 @entity1 could not continue the diet during the 3-week admission; one had @entity1964 and the other 2 disliked the diet. Among the remaining 7 @entity1 who could continue the diet for 3weeks, 3 achieved the @entity410 reduction; 2 became @entity410 -free and 1 showed about 75% reduction in the @entity410 frequency within 10days on the diet. All of these 3 @entity1 continued the diet after the 3-week admission. The other 4 @entity1 did not show a reduction of the @entity410 frequency by the end of the 3weeks on the diet. Two of them discontinued the diet on discharge. The remaining 2 still continued the diet at home and one became @entity410 -free 3months after the start of the diet. In total, 4 of 10 @entity1 achieved>75% reduction in the @entity410 frequency, although relapse occurred in 2 of the @entity1 , at 5months and 2years after @entity410 reduction, respectively. The MAD was effective and well-tolerated in @entity1 with medication-resistant @entity302 in Japan.
