2017
DOI: 10.31482/mmsl.2017.026
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The Central Role of Glucose in Metabolism and Nutrition of Critically Ill Patients

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“…Our study found that early glucose supplementation did not significantly affect mortality rates or alter one-year mortality outcomes, though it did reduce hospital stay duration from 11.5 to 9 days. The analysis of inflammation markers such as CRP and leukocyte counts showed no significant differences between groups, supporting previous findings [ 19 ] that challenge the assumed risks of glucose in rehydration and parenteral nutrition.…”
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“…Our study found that early glucose supplementation did not significantly affect mortality rates or alter one-year mortality outcomes, though it did reduce hospital stay duration from 11.5 to 9 days. The analysis of inflammation markers such as CRP and leukocyte counts showed no significant differences between groups, supporting previous findings [ 19 ] that challenge the assumed risks of glucose in rehydration and parenteral nutrition.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Glucose, a fundamental substrate, plays a pivotal role in anabolic processes, the immune response [ 18 , 19 ] and the growth and differentiation of cells [ 20 ]. Specifically, glucose contributes to the reductive synthesis of amino acids and proteins via the pentose phosphate pathway, enhancing nonoxidative glucose metabolism [ 21 , 22 ].…”
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“…Nejsou zcela jasné jak cílová hodnota energetické potřeby, tak ani vhodný poměr mezi tukovou a glukózovou složkou v nutriční podpoře. Dokonce ani optimální dávka glukózy během kritického stavu není do současné doby stanovena (7,8).…”
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“…Během těžkého kritického stavu dochází k výraznému zvýšení uvolňování NEFA z tukové tkáně (13). Zvýšení plasmatické koncentrace NEFA a ketonů může být ovlivněno řadou faktorů, jedním z nich může být právě vystupňovaná lipolýza vlivem stresové reakce (8). Naopak, zvýšená hladina inzulinu doprovázející kritický stav zvyšuje aktivitu LPL a snižuje aktivitu HSL a tím by měla koncentraci NEFA snižovat.…”
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