Performance and cost of the best available analytical methodology for the measurement of
aluminum in parenteral products are presented. Typical levels of aluminum in representative …

ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE Aluminum is a contaminant in all parenteral nutrition solutions.
Manufacturers currently label these products with the maximum aluminum content at the …

Background: Aluminum loading can reach toxic levels depending on the amount of
aluminum intake in intravenous solutions (IV). Premature infants are at a higher risk of …

In the late 1970s and through the 1980s, aluminum was a timely topic for both research and
discussion in the medical community. Information was steadily acquired with regard to …

Aluminum Contamination/Mirtallo 347 leached from glass containers with rubber closures is
a significant contributor to aluminum present in parenteral products. 12, 13 In their article …

The extent of aluminum (Al) contamination in parenteral nutrition (PN) solutions for infants is
not known. Aluminum was measured in 136 samples from various commercially available …

Aluminum can potentially cause toxicity in pediatrics and neonates receiving parenteral
nutrition. Some PN solutions and ingredients in Saudi Arabia do not comply with US FDA …

Background: Aluminum toxicity can cause serious central nervous system and bone
toxicities. Aluminum is a contaminant of parenteral nutrition (PN) solution components …

Purpose. A study was conducted to directly measure the aluminum concentration in a select
number of parenteral nutrient (PN) solutions and to compare this value with the calculated …

Aluminum remains a significant contaminant of total parenteral nutrition (TPN) solutions and
may be elevated in bone, urine, and plasma of infants receiving TPN. Aluminum …