1. LIQUID FEEDS: REDUCED LACTOSE VS. REGULAR LACTOSE 1.1 DURATION.

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1. LIQUID FEEDS: REDUCED LACTOSE VS. REGULAR LACTOSE 1.1 DURATION

1. LIQUID FEEDS: REDUCED LACTOSE VS. REGULAR LACTOSE 1.2 STOOL OUTPUT

1. LIQUID FEEDS: REDUCED LACTOSE VS. REGULAR LACTOSE 1.3 WEIGHT CHANGE

1. LIQUID FEEDS: REDUCED LACTOSE VS. REGULAR LACTOSE 1.4 TREATMENT FAILURE

2. LIQUID FEEDS: LACTOSE-FREE VS. LACTOSE-CONTAINING 2.1 DURATION

2. LIQUID FEEDS: LACTOSE-FREE VS. LACTOSE-CONTAINING 2.2 STOOL OUTPUT

2. LIQUID FEEDS: LACTOSE-FREE VS. LACTOSE-CONTAINING 2.3 WEIGHT GAIN

2. LIQUID FEEDS: LACTOSE-FREE VS. LACTOSE-CONTAINING 2.4 TREATMENT FAILURE

3. LACTOSE-FREE LIQUID FEEDS VS. LACTOSE-CONTAINING MIXED DIETS 3.1 DURATION

3. LACTOSE-FREE LIQUID FEEDS VS. LACTOSE-CONTAINING MIXED DIETS 3.2 STOOL OUTPUT

3. LACTOSE-FREE LIQUID FEEDS VS. LACTOSE-CONTAINING MIXED DIETS 3.3 WEIGHT GAIN

3. LACTOSE-FREE LIQUID FEEDS VS. LACTOSE-CONTAINING MIXED DIETS 3.4 TREATMENT FAILURE

4. COMMERCIAL/SPECIALIZED INGREDIENTS VS. HOME-AVAILABLE INGREDIENTS 4.1 DURATION

4. COMMERCIAL/SPECIALIZED INGREDIENTS VS. HOME-AVAILABLE INGREDIENTS 4.2 STOOL OUTPUT

4. COMMERCIAL/SPECIALIZED INGREDIENTS VS. HOME-AVAILABLE INGREDIENTS 4.3 WEIGHT GAIN

4. COMMERCIAL/SPECIALIZED INGREDIENTS VS. HOME-AVAILABLE INGREDIENTS 4.4 TREATMENT FAILURE

5. LACTOSE-FREE DIETS: COMMERCIAL/SPECIALIZED INGREDIENTS VS. HOME-AVAILABLE INGREDIENTS 5.1 DURATION

5. LACTOSE-FREE DIETS: COMMERCIAL/SPECIALIZED INGREDIENTS VS. HOME-AVAILABLE INGREDIENTS 5.2 STOOL OUTPUT

5. LACTOSE-FREE DIETS: COMMERCIAL/SPECIALIZED INGREDIENTS VS. HOME-AVAILABLE INGREDIENTS 5.3 WEIGHT CHANGE

5. LACTOSE-FREE DIETS: COMMERCIAL/SPECIALIZED INGREDIENTS VS. HOME-AVAILABLE INGREDIENTS 5.4 TREATMENT FAILURE