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Dietary care in home parenteral nutrition and intestinal failure.

Cora F. Jonkers‐Schuitema

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This chapter discusses the important role of the dietitian in the care of patients with intestinal failure who are on home parenteral nutrition. Relevant tasks include nutritional assessment, assessing/monitoring enteral intake, and designing appropriate parenteral nutrition regimens.

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This chapter discusses the important role of the dietitian in the care of patients with intestinal failure who are on home parenteral nutrition. Relevant tasks include nutritional assessment, assessing/monitoring enteral intake, and designing appropriate parenteral nutrition regimens.

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This chapter discusses the important role of the dietitian in the care of patients with intestinal failure who are on home parenteral nutrition. Relevant tasks include nutritional assessment, assessing/monitoring enteral intake, and designing appropriate parenteral nutrition regimens.

Key concepts: Parenteral nutrition, Intestinal failure, Medicine, Intensive care medicine, Enteral administration

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