Nutrition

April 6, 2022

How To Make Home Parenteral Nutrition Easy?

Speaking of home parenteral nutrition, you have to realize that we are talking about completely different patients that hospitalized patients, these people, they don't want only to survive; they want to be active; they want to be able to work; they want to learn; they want to travel; they want to have kids.
March 21, 2022

Why Does the Type of Lipid Matter for ICU Patients?

A lipid emulsion can improve cell structure and metabolism. It may reduce the risk of infection and limit the duration of hospitalization. Moreover, it can increase the likelihood of an early discharge to a general ward. Several lipid emulsions are available in the market.
March 11, 2022

Micronutrients: Micro in Amount Macro Impact.

There is a significant gap in the knowledge of the role of micronutrients in parenteral nutrition. Although the field is evolving, the current guidelines are still the benchmark for clinical practice.
February 27, 2022

Glycerophosphate Compatibility

One of the internes was asking about diluent compatibility of glycerophosphate and for fluid restricted patients what is the minimum amount of fluid to be use for dilution!?
February 27, 2022

How to Start Immune Modulation by Nutrition?

Immune Modulation by Nutrition has the potential to be unfavorable depending on the condition of the patient and immunological neutrality and preserving immune function are advantages of olive oil based intravenous lipids emulsions.
February 23, 2022

Does SPN really matter?

Supplemental parenteral nutrition Supplemental parenteral nutrition, which we call SPN. And today the question is, does SPN really matter? It is the addition of parenteral nutrition […]
February 18, 2022

Choosing the right protein bag when prescribing TPN

Choosing the right protein bag when prescribing parenteral nutrition to your patients. look at to nutritional management how much protein, when to give and just lastly, discussing some practical applications.
April 18, 2021

Parenteral Nutrition for Neonates

Parenteral Nutrition for Neonates - Parenteral nutrition (PN): is the intravenous infusion of all nutrients necessary to promote nitrogen retention and protein sparing, to provide energy for metabolic processes, and to establish growth and maturation during the critical postnatal period.
April 17, 2021

Our Best TDP General Guidelines for TPN – in 5 Points

General Guidelines for TPN - Planning nutritional therapy for hospitalized patients.
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