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神経学的ICU患者における栄養指標と予後に対する腸内栄養プロトコルの影響:ランダム化制御試験

Xia Zhang¹, Jun Zhang¹, Zhi-Bo You²

¹Department of Neurology, Affiliated Hospital of Zunyi Medical University, Zunyi, 563000, Guizhou, China.

Scientific reports

|August 22, 2025

まとめ

乳清タンパク質とBifidobacteriumを腸内栄養に追加すると,神経学的ICU患者の栄養が改善され,合併症が軽減されます. 併用療法 (腸内栄養 + Bifidobacterium + Whey Protein) は,患者の予後のために最良の結果を示しました.

科学分野:

クリティカルケア医療
栄養学
胃腸内科

背景:

腸内栄養は重症患者のために重要です.
神経科ICUの患者は栄養状態や合併症に直面することが多いのです
腸内栄養を最適化することで患者の治療結果が改善される可能性があります

研究の目的:

腸内栄養を受けている神経学的ICU患者に対する乳清タンパク質とBifidobacteriumのサプリメントの影響を評価する.
栄養指標,合併症,および予後に対する異なる補給戦略の影響を比較する.
患者の治療結果を改善するための最適な組み合わせを特定する.

主な方法:

100人の神経科ICU患者は,腸内栄養のみ,EN + Bifidobacterium,EN + Bifidobacterium + Whey Protein,EN + Whey Proteinの4つのグループにランダムに分けられました.
栄養指標 (アルブミン,総タンパク質,プレアルブミン),合併症率 (下痢,胃疾患),予後指標 (入院,感染症),およびAPACHE IIスコアを評価した.
データは7日間にわたって収集されました.

主要な成果:

乳清タンパク質とBifidobacteriumの補充は,ENのみと比較して栄養指標を大幅に改善しました.
EN + Bifidobacterium + Whey Protein (EN3) の組み合わせは,栄養状態において優れた結果を示し,下痢と胃出血を減少させた.
EN3はAPACHE IIスコアと最も低い肺感染症率の有意な改善を示し,抗生物質の使用を減少させた.

結論:

乳清タンパク質とBifidobacterium quadruplexで腸内栄養を補うことは,神経学的ICU患者の栄養状態を改善するのに有効です.
この組み合わせは胃腸の合併症を大幅に減らし,患者の全般的な予後を改善します.
ビフィドバクテリアと乳清タンパク質を併用した腸内栄養は,重篤な神経疾患の患者にとって最も有益です.

キーワード:

腸内栄養マイクロエコロジー神経集中治療室ウエータンパク質粉

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