1996
DOI: 10.1016/s0261-5614(96)80236-6
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Is enteral nutrition optimally used in hospitalized patients?A study of the practice of nutrition in a Swedish hospital

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“…Enteral nutrition is gaining in popularity as studies have demonstrated the beneficial effect of providing nutritional support directly to the gut, the improved substrate utilization provided by enteral feeding, and the economical advantages (Johansson, Backman, & Jakobsson, 1996;Mainous, Block, & Deitch, 1994). However, further studies need to be undertaken within the HSCT patient population to determine both the patients most likely to benefit from enteral feeding, and when enteral feeding should ideally be commenced.…”
Section: Transitional Feedingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Enteral nutrition is gaining in popularity as studies have demonstrated the beneficial effect of providing nutritional support directly to the gut, the improved substrate utilization provided by enteral feeding, and the economical advantages (Johansson, Backman, & Jakobsson, 1996;Mainous, Block, & Deitch, 1994). However, further studies need to be undertaken within the HSCT patient population to determine both the patients most likely to benefit from enteral feeding, and when enteral feeding should ideally be commenced.…”
Section: Transitional Feedingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La nutrition entérale gagne en popularité à mesure que des études mettent en évidence les effets bénéfiques du soutien nutritionnel administré directement au niveau des intestins, l'utilisation améliorée des substrats fournis par l'alimentation entérale et les avantages économiques (Johansson, Backman et Jakobsson, 1996;Mainous, Block et Deitch, 1994). Toutefois, de nouvelles études devront être menées au sein de la population de patients bénéficiant de la GCSH afin de déterminer à la fois les patients les plus susceptibles de bénéficier de l'alimentation entérale et du moment idéal pour démarrer ce type d'alimentation.…”
Section: Alimentation De Transitionunclassified