Early Postoperative Enteral Nutrition in Patients with Esophageal Cancer
Xuemei Yu
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Xuemei Yu
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Objective:To evaluate the improvements of nutritional status,practicality and safety of early use of enteral nutrition after operations on esophageal cancer patients.Method:Chose 20 cases after esophageatomy,intrathorax-anastomosis of gastrol interposition for esophageal replacement,were managed with early use of enteral nutrition.Result:No cases of anastomotic fistula and heavier alimentary canal function disorder,such vomit,diarrhea,bellyache occurred in 20 patients.Wound healed well.At 14th postoperative,total lymphocyte count,hemalbumen,serum albumin are obviously statistical signification compare with before.Conclusion:Early use of enteral nutrition after operation on esophageal cancer is safe,effective,and practical.It is a manner of nutritional support of deserving popularization.
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Objective:To evaluate the improvements of nutritional status,practicality and safety of early use of enteral nutrition after operations on esophageal cancer patients.Method:Chose 20 cases after esophageatomy,intrathorax-anastomosis of gastrol interposition for esophageal replacement,were managed with early use of enteral nutrition.Result:No cases of anastomotic fistula and heavier alimentary canal function disorder,such vomit,diarrhea,bellyache occurred in 20 patients.Wound healed well.At 14th postoperative,total lymphocyte count,hemalbumen,serum albumin are obviously statistical signification compare with before.Conclusion:Early use of enteral nutrition after operation on esophageal cancer is safe,effective,and practical.It is a manner of nutritional support of deserving popularization.
Key concepts: Medicine, Parenteral nutrition, Enteral administration, Esophageal cancer, Anastomosis, Diarrhea, Surgery, Fistula