2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.clnu.2004.11.004
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Parenteral nutrition with standard solutions in paediatric intensive care patients

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“…They found that a 20% higher amino acid intake was achieved over the fist week in the standardised group who were also less likely to need insulin infusions and more likely to have better calcium and phosphate intakes. Similar advantage has been suggested in using standardised PN formulations for paediatric intensive care patients (19) where calcium and phosphate intakes were lower and electrolyte imbalance more common when using individualised prescriptions. A recent study by Eleni-dit-Trolli and colleagues (20) has suggested that clinical benefits may be derived from early individualised parenteral nutrition prescribing.…”
Section: Individualised and Standardised Feeds For Pnmentioning
confidence: 68%
“…They found that a 20% higher amino acid intake was achieved over the fist week in the standardised group who were also less likely to need insulin infusions and more likely to have better calcium and phosphate intakes. Similar advantage has been suggested in using standardised PN formulations for paediatric intensive care patients (19) where calcium and phosphate intakes were lower and electrolyte imbalance more common when using individualised prescriptions. A recent study by Eleni-dit-Trolli and colleagues (20) has suggested that clinical benefits may be derived from early individualised parenteral nutrition prescribing.…”
Section: Individualised and Standardised Feeds For Pnmentioning
confidence: 68%
“…Some recently published studies demonstrated the feasibility of using standardized, even commercial PN in pediatrics and neonatology, although no clear advantage has been demonstrated. [14][15][16][17][18][19] A survey from Israel conducted in 2005 showed that 18 of 25 neonatal intensive care units used commercial PN bags, whereas all others used standardized PN compounded on-site. 20 Standardized commercial PN, albeit theoretically lower in costs and workload, may be inappropriate in several clinical situations, and it forces reliance on the availability of such a product, which, as the recent drug shortage crisis has demonstrated, is not always consistent.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors underlined the risk of manual modification of standardized PN, especially on wards. 19 The limits of our study include the acquisition of data exclusively from centralized databases, limiting the amount of information available compared with a manual review of patient files and preventing us from analyzing clinical outcomes. Yet, this allowed us to include all PN orders during the study period, increasing the internal validity of our analysis.…”
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“…La heterogeneidad de los pacientes pediátricos hace que sea necesaria una mayor variedad de soluciones estándar que las requeridas para adultos para conseguir los diferentes requerimientos de macronutrientes, electrolitos y volumen en los distintos grupos de edad y peso (13).…”
Section: La Estandarización De La Np Puede Evitar Errores Y Agilizar unclassified