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Published on: July 28, 2022
[Nutrition support in complex intensive care for newborns with enteral insufficiency]
Abstract:
In 46 newborns, operated by the bowel obstruction, the leading symptom of determining the severity of the condition, was enteral insufficiency. The patients were divided into groups depending on the techniques of nutrition support. To determine the effectiveness of the conducted nutritive support carried out monitoring of anthropometric data, investigated leukocyte intoxication index level, determined free-radical peroxide lipid oxidation activity, evaluated autoimmunity. During the research it is established, that the technique of nutrition support, conducted in patients of the 2nd group, as well as the use of partially hydrolyzed mixtures are more effective and efficient, which is confirmed by the obtained dynamics of the above-mentioned data.
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