Nutrition Support for the Critically Ill

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  • Nutrition Support for the Critically Ill Book Detail

  • Author : David S. Seres
  • Release Date : 2015-11-24
  • Publisher : Humana Press
  • Genre : Medical
  • Pages : 304
  • ISBN 13 : 331921831X
  • File Size : 13,13 MB
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Nutrition Support for the Critically Ill by David S. Seres PDF Summary

Book Description: ​This text provides a review of the current knowledge in both the mechanics of nourishing the critically ill and the metabolic and immunological roles nutrients play. In-depth chapters discuss disease-related malnutrition as distinct from under-or-over nourishment and the impact of nourishment in either form of malnutrition. The appropriate timing and indications for nutrition support are provided as well as advanced techniques for improving practice. A broad range of issues related to interdisciplinary practice are addressed. Useful for a wide variety of practitioners, including ICU doctors, hospitalists, and nutrition support physicians, Nutrition Support of the Critically Ill provides practical bedside advice and simplified recommendations for practice.

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