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Total parenteral nutrition in pediatrics
Zeitschrift für Ernährungswissenschaft, 1977Parenteral nutrition (p.N.) is indicated whenever oral food intake is partly or completely disturbed. The objective of this type of treatments is to provide the organism with sufficient nutrients and maintain the structure and growth. The supply of an optimum mixture of water, protein, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, vitamins and trace elements is a ...
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Symposium on Total Parenteral Nutrition.
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1973This book consists of the formal papers, discussions, and recommendations from six workshops presented at a symposium in Nashville, Tenn, in early 1972. The conference was designed to promote comprehensive review and discussion of nutritional composition of solutions, nutritional requirements of patients, toxicological considerations, microbiological ...
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1979
Total parenteral nutrition (TPN) is a potent form of therapy. It is particularly useful in patients who must undergo surgery or those with conditions that preclude normal feeding. The procedure is not without risk, but better understanding of the basic principles involved, refinements in technique, and experience with its use in different situations ...
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Total parenteral nutrition (TPN) is a potent form of therapy. It is particularly useful in patients who must undergo surgery or those with conditions that preclude normal feeding. The procedure is not without risk, but better understanding of the basic principles involved, refinements in technique, and experience with its use in different situations ...
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Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy, 1976
P L, Madan, D K, Madan, J F, Palumbo
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P L, Madan, D K, Madan, J F, Palumbo
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Nutrition and total parenteral nutrition
Abstract Good nutritional care of surgical infants and children is important because: (1) body stores are smaller and more precarious, and energy requirements proportionately greater than in adults; (2) they require energy for both maintenance and growth; and (3) as in adults, recovery from surgery is faster in those who are ...Agostino Pierro, Simon Eaton
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Cyclic Total Parenteral Nutrition
Nutrition in Clinical Practice, 1990K M, Bennett, G H, Rosen
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Total parenteral nutrition in India
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1988S, Chaudhari, U V, Vaidya
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Total parenteral nutrition and infections
Current Surgery, 2001C P., Coppola, S J., Dudrick
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