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Sal Jal 2019; 6 (3)

Conceptos claves de la nutrición parenteral agresiva en prematuros: a 20 años de su descripción inicial

Ávila-Pérez MG, Ceja-Mejía OE, Pérez-Molina JJ, Almonte-Lemus LA

Language: Spanish
References: 26
Page: 181-187
PDF size: 288.98 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The aggressive parenteral nutrition has had a great expansion in the treatment of the preterm newborn (RNPT), due to the technological advances of the requirements used. The aim of the nutritional plan is to achieve a post-natal growth similar to the intrauterine growth of a fetus of the same gestational age. Total aggressive parenteral nutrition is defined as the administration of a total of 4 g/kg/d of amino acids during the first week of life. RNPTs that receive an insufficient diet, consequently, restrict their postnatal growth and present an early malnutrition with negative and lasting effects. So it is essential to apply these concepts in the RNPT.


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