The clinical significance of early nutritional support in severe head-injured patients
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Abstract
Objectives:To evaluate the clinical significance of different early nutrition support in severe head injured patients. Methods:140 cases(GCS≤8) were randomly divided into 5 groups.From A to E,each one had 28 cases.The patients in group A received early parenteral nutrition(PN) and enteral nutritoin(EN) together;group B received early PN,and EN after 1 week later;group C received PN only for more than 2 weeks;group D received early EN only;group E received traditional delayed EN.The clinical observation and statistical comparison were taken. Results:Severe head injured patients could get nutrition from different ways at early stage.A and B groups had better outcomes,and the blood glucose and nutritional data were superior to those of D,E group( P 0.05).The rate of complication and the prognosis of patients were better in group A or B than that of the other groups.Group A had lower rate of gastric hemorrhage than group B. Conclusions:Early nutritional support with PN and EN together is rational in the severe head injured patients,and helpful in improving prognosis of the patients.
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| Open science | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| Research integrity | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| Insufficient payload (model declined to judge) | 0.001 | 0.000 |
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