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[Enteral therapeutic nutrition in the complex therapy and prevention of diseases]
Abstract:
Baseline nutritional impairments, patient's malnutrition, and inadequate correction of metabolic disorders considerably reduce the effects of therapeutic measures, increase the risk of septic and infectious complications, negatively influence the hospital length of stay, increase mortality rates. Concomitant and profound disorders of metabolic homeostasis system in various diseases and critical conditions dictate a multi-component approach to the correction of metabolic disorders requiring specially chosen nutrient compositions and the routes of their administration. The development of currently available nutritional formulae was based on the theory of balanced nutrition reflecting the physiological requirements in nutrients and calories of a healthy person, and also taking into account specific features of pathogenesis, clinical course, disease stage, the nature and extent of metabolic disorders, functional condition of the gastrointestinal tract, the effects of specific nutrients on the intensity of metabolic processes. Nutrition adapted to the patient's disease and the digestive tract functional condition provided by diets containing specific nutrients (arginine, glutamine, omega-3 fatty acids) has a number of advantages over standard nutritional formulae, and poses a directed therapeutic effect. The nutritional formulae "Nutrien" are represented by the standard ("Nutrien Standard"), and semi-elemental ("Nutrien Elemental") formulae, as well as by the formulae of directed effect ("Nutrien Hepa", "Nutrien Nephro", "Nutrien Pulmo", "Nutrien Diabet", "Nutrien Immun").
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