Enteral tube feeding for cystic fibrosis

Enteral tube feeding for cystic fibrosis

“…Consideration should be given to all aspects of body image. This is an updated version of previously published reviews (Conway 1999;Conway 2008;Conway 2012;Morton 2015). Due to a lack of research in this area we do not envisage undertaking any future updates of this review.…”

Enteral tube feeding for cystic fibrosis

“…Consideration should be given to all aspects of body image. This is an updated version of previously published reviews (Conway 1999;Conway 2008;Conway 2012;Morton 2015). Due to a lack of research in this area we do not envisage undertaking any future updates of this review.…”

Empty systematic reviews: hidden perils and lessons learned

“…Conway et al [3] authored one of the 12 empty reviews and drew a potentially unfounded conclusion. Despite the absence of eligible studies on ''Enteral Tube Feeding for Cystic Fibrosis,'' the authors explained the lack of research by stating that ''nasogastric or gastrostomy feeding, are invasive, expensive, and may have a negative effect on self-esteem and body image'' (p. 1).…”

Oral Reduced L‐Glutathione Improves Growth in Pediatric Cystic Fibrosis Patients

“…Therefore, interventions to improve the GI dimension of CF in early childhood have the potential to ameliorate the course of the disease during the life span of the patient. Both Cochrane Database reviews and a review commissioned by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation found only fair evidence for present nutritional treatments (7)(8)(9). Therefore, there is a pressing need for a treatment for CF growth failure that is demonstrated to be effective and less invasive than present treatments.…”

Enteral tube feeding for cystic fibrosis

“…Consideration should be given to all aspects of body image. This is an updated version of previously published reviews (Conway 1999;Conway 2008;Conway 2012;Morton 2015). Due to a lack of research in this area we do not envisage undertaking any future updates of this review.…”

Empty systematic reviews: hidden perils and lessons learned

“…Conway et al [3] authored one of the 12 empty reviews and drew a potentially unfounded conclusion. Despite the absence of eligible studies on ''Enteral Tube Feeding for Cystic Fibrosis,'' the authors explained the lack of research by stating that ''nasogastric or gastrostomy feeding, are invasive, expensive, and may have a negative effect on self-esteem and body image'' (p. 1).…”

Oral Reduced L‐Glutathione Improves Growth in Pediatric Cystic Fibrosis Patients

“…Therefore, interventions to improve the GI dimension of CF in early childhood have the potential to ameliorate the course of the disease during the life span of the patient. Both Cochrane Database reviews and a review commissioned by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation found only fair evidence for present nutritional treatments (7)(8)(9). Therefore, there is a pressing need for a treatment for CF growth failure that is demonstrated to be effective and less invasive than present treatments.…”

Enteral tube feeding for cystic fibrosis

“…Consideration should be given to all aspects of body image. This is an updated version of previously published reviews (Conway 1999;Conway 2008;Conway 2012;Morton 2015). Due to a lack of research in this area we do not envisage undertaking any future updates of this review.…”

Empty systematic reviews: hidden perils and lessons learned

“…Conway et al [3] authored one of the 12 empty reviews and drew a potentially unfounded conclusion. Despite the absence of eligible studies on ''Enteral Tube Feeding for Cystic Fibrosis,'' the authors explained the lack of research by stating that ''nasogastric or gastrostomy feeding, are invasive, expensive, and may have a negative effect on self-esteem and body image'' (p. 1).…”

Oral Reduced L‐Glutathione Improves Growth in Pediatric Cystic Fibrosis Patients

“…Therefore, interventions to improve the GI dimension of CF in early childhood have the potential to ameliorate the course of the disease during the life span of the patient. Both Cochrane Database reviews and a review commissioned by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation found only fair evidence for present nutritional treatments (7)(8)(9). Therefore, there is a pressing need for a treatment for CF growth failure that is demonstrated to be effective and less invasive than present treatments.…”