1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0261-5614(98)80191-x
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P.35 Oral rehydration solution containing rice maltodextrins in patients with total colectomy and high ileal output

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“…In a study in 13 adult (ileal) increased/high output stoma patients, oral rehydration solutions containing rice maltodextrins supplementation improved the sodium and potassium balance. The association of increased body weight with decreased serum renin concentrations suggests that a positive water balance also occurred [52]. In another study, three different saline and/or glucose solutions were tested in six patients with jejunostomies.…”
Section: Recommendation 9bmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a study in 13 adult (ileal) increased/high output stoma patients, oral rehydration solutions containing rice maltodextrins supplementation improved the sodium and potassium balance. The association of increased body weight with decreased serum renin concentrations suggests that a positive water balance also occurred [52]. In another study, three different saline and/or glucose solutions were tested in six patients with jejunostomies.…”
Section: Recommendation 9bmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a study in 13 adult (ileal) HOS patients, oral rehydration solutions containing rice maltodextrins (R-ORS) supplementation improved the sodium and potassium balance. The association of increased body weight with decreased serum renin concentrations suggests that a positive water balance also occurred (105). In another study, 3 different saline and/or glucose solutions were tested in 6 patients with jejunostomies.…”
Section: Grade Of Recommendation 0strong Consensus (96 % Agreement)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En un estudio de 13 pacientes adultos con estoma (ileal) de alto débito, las soluciones de rehidratación oral que contienen suplementos de maltodextrinas de arroz mejoraron el equilibrio de sodio y potasio. La asociación del aumento del peso corporal con la disminución de las concentraciones séricas de renina sugiere que también se produjo un balance hídrico positivo (53). En otro estudio se probaron tres soluciones salinas y/o de glucosa diferentes en seis pacientes con yeyunostomías.…”
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