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Energy-Dense versus Routine Enteral Nutrition in the Critically Ill

by Little, Lorraine , O’Connor, Stephanie , Mackle, Diane , Davies, Andrew , Hurford, Sally , Ridley, Emma , Chapman, Marianne , Williams, Patricia , Deane, Adam , Peake, Sandra L , Presneill, Jeffrey , Horowitz, Michael , Lange, Kylie , Young, Paul , Bellomo, Rinaldo

in Adult / Aged / Body weight / Clinical trials / Critical Illness - mortality / Critical Illness - therapy / Double-Blind Method / Energy / Energy Intake / Enteral nutrition / Enteral Nutrition - adverse effects / Enteral Nutrition - methods / Evidence-based medicine / Female / Gastrointestinal Diseases - etiology / Humans / Intensive care / Intensive Care Units / Intention to Treat Analysis / Male / Mechanical ventilation / Medical research / Middle Aged / Motivation / Nutrition / Proteins / Respiration, Artificial / Survival / Survival Rate / Ventilators

2018

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Energy-Dense versus Routine Enteral Nutrition in the Critically Ill

Little, Lorraine,

O’Connor, Stephanie,

Mackle, Diane,

Davies, Andrew,

Hurford, Sally,

Ridley, Emma,

Chapman, Marianne,

Williams, Patricia,

Deane, Adam,

Peake, Sandra L,

Presneill, Jeffrey,

Horowitz, Michael,

Lange, Kylie,

Young, Paul,

Bellomo, Rinaldo

2018

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This trial involving critically ill adults receiving mechanical ventilation compared the effects of energy-dense and routine enteral nutrition. The use of an energy-dense formulation did not increase the rate of survival at 90 days.

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Massachusetts Medical Society

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Adult

/ Aged

/ Body weight

/ Clinical trials

/ Critical Illness - mortality

/ Critical Illness - therapy

/ Double-Blind Method