Use of enteral and parenteral nutrition in acute pancreatitis
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Grant, JP
Published in: Nutritional Support in Organ Failure Proceedings of the International Symposium Ics836
January 1, 1990
The application of nutritional support to patients with acute pancreatitis can help assure optimal patient outcome. Whether parenteral, enteral or a combination of therapies including oral intake is preferred depends upon the severity of the inflammatory process. Support should be initiated early in the clinical course.
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Nutritional Support in Organ Failure Proceedings of the International Symposium Ics836
Publication Date
January 1, 1990
Start / End Page
333 / 336
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Grant, J. P. (1990). Use of enteral and parenteral nutrition in acute pancreatitis. Nutritional Support in Organ Failure Proceedings of the International Symposium Ics836, 333–336.
Grant, J. P. “Use of enteral and parenteral nutrition in acute pancreatitis.” Nutritional Support in Organ Failure Proceedings of the International Symposium Ics836, January 1, 1990, 333–36.
Grant JP. Use of enteral and parenteral nutrition in acute pancreatitis. Nutritional Support in Organ Failure Proceedings of the International Symposium Ics836. 1990 Jan 1;333–6.
Grant, J. P. “Use of enteral and parenteral nutrition in acute pancreatitis.” Nutritional Support in Organ Failure Proceedings of the International Symposium Ics836, Jan. 1990, pp. 333–36.
Grant JP. Use of enteral and parenteral nutrition in acute pancreatitis. Nutritional Support in Organ Failure Proceedings of the International Symposium Ics836. 1990 Jan 1;333–336.
Published In
Nutritional Support in Organ Failure Proceedings of the International Symposium Ics836
Publication Date
January 1, 1990
Start / End Page
333 / 336