1986
DOI: 10.1007/bf01656084
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Nutritional assessment and severity of illness classification systems: A critical review on their clinical relevance

Abstract: Several studies have attempted to define nutritional parameters that can be used to select undernourished hospitalized patients and identify those who present higher risk of postoperative septic complications. Nevertheless, the majority of these studies do not take into consideration the severity of infectious episodes. Systems for scoring the severity of illness are of critical importance in hospital practice and clinical research. In fact, they could be used for the following purposes: (a) a more correct str… Show more

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“…Systems for scoring the severity of illness should be used in clinical studies to stratify patients and in the evaluation of quality, quantity and costs of nutritional therapy in ill patients. A number of scoring systems are available which link severity of illness at presentation to outcome (Dionigi et al 1986). Severity of illness was the best discriminator for the development of nutrition-associated complications in one study of 231 elderly medical patients, who were assessed (clinically and nutritionally) on admission to hospital and followed to 1 month after discharge.…”
Section: Nutritional Assessment In Hospital Patientsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Systems for scoring the severity of illness should be used in clinical studies to stratify patients and in the evaluation of quality, quantity and costs of nutritional therapy in ill patients. A number of scoring systems are available which link severity of illness at presentation to outcome (Dionigi et al 1986). Severity of illness was the best discriminator for the development of nutrition-associated complications in one study of 231 elderly medical patients, who were assessed (clinically and nutritionally) on admission to hospital and followed to 1 month after discharge.…”
Section: Nutritional Assessment In Hospital Patientsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Selain itu, MRS berat terkait dengan beratnya penyakit dan komplikasi yang terjadi. 12,13 Derajat penyakit 3 didefinisikan sebagai penyakit kronis yang mengalami perburukan atau penyakit berat yang berada pada episode akut.…”
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“…13 Perburukan yang terjadi tidak hanya terlihat secara antropometri (penurunan berat badan), tetapi juga berdasarkan pemeriksaan biokimia dan imunologi, seperti pemeriksaan kadar albumin dan imunoglobulin yang cenderung turun seiring dengan perburukan penyakit. Respon metabolik pada kondisi critically ill di antaranya terjadi peningkatan kadar CRP, α1-antitripsin dan fibronetin.…”
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“…Verschiedene Vorschl~ge wurden gemacht, mit einem Punktesystem den Schweregrad der Krankheit zu bewerten [3, 4, 11-14, 16, 17]. Mit dieser Punktebewertung soil es mrglich sein, relativ einfach den Schweregrad der postoperativen Sepsis zu definieren und zwischen iiberlebenden und verstorbenen Patienten zu unterscheiden [5][6][7]. Mit dieser Punktebewertung soil es mrglich sein, relativ einfach den Schweregrad der postoperativen Sepsis zu definieren und zwischen iiberlebenden und verstorbenen Patienten zu unterscheiden [5][6][7].…”
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