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Table 2 Type of protein substitute used in each assessment

From: Continuous use of glycomacropeptide in the nutritional management of patients with phenylketonuria: a clinical perspective

Forms

L-AAt

CGMP-AAt

L-AA

CGMP-AA

Powders

PKU 3 Advanta® (Nutricia) (n = 4)

PKU 3 Advanta® (Nutricia) (n = 2)

Glytactin BetterMilk® (Cambrooke) (n = 9)

PhenylAde® (Taranis) (n = 2)

PKU 2 Secunda® (Nutricia) (n = 1)

PKU Anamix Junior® (Nutricia) (n = 1)

Phlexy 10 Drink Mix® (Nutricia) (n = 1)

Liquids

PKU Cooler 10, 15 and 20® (Vitaflo) (n = 9)

XPhe Jump 10® (MetaX) (n = 1)

PKU Cooler 10, 15 and 20® (Vitaflo) (n = 5)

PKU Lophlex LQ 10® (Nutricia) (n = 1)

Glytactin RTD 15® (Cambrooke) (n = 2)

Glytactin RTD 10® (Cambrooke) (n = 3)

Bars

PhenylAde Amino Acid Bar® (Taranis) (n = 1)

  
  1. CGMP-AA, casein glycomacropeptide supplements; L-AA, phenylalanine-free L-amino acid supplements; PKU, phenylketonuria; RTD, ready to drink; L-AAt, type of protein substitute when taking L-AA; CGMP-AAt, type of protein substitute when taking CGMP-AA