EFFICACY OF EARLY VERSUS LATE ENTERAL NUTRITION IN GASTROINTESTINAL SURGERY“DR. LUIS RAZETTI” UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL COMPLEX 2023-2024

Alejandro  Lopez

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EFFICACY OF EARLY VERSUS LATE ENTERAL NUTRITION IN GASTROINTESTINAL SURGERY“DR. LUIS RAZETTI” UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL COMPLEX 2023-2024

A. Lopez

2024-10-03

https://doi.org/10.24108/preprints-3113130

The importance of establishing the efficacy of early enteral nutrition over late enteral nutrition will bring about beneficial changes, both for the patient and for the hospital. These would be translated into the impact on the patient's health by enjoying the possible benefits provided by early enteral nutrition described in other studies, such as promoting healing, decreasing catabolism and weight loss in the postoperative period, as well as reducing hospital stay. This last aspect is also beneficial for the institution from an economic point of view. It is also worth highlighting the scientific impact that research of this type will have, both for the population of the area under study and for the institution, as it would provide data that could be used to generate a protocol for starting early enteral feeding, which according to the results may be findings that are disseminated with surgeons not only from this hospital, but from other hospitals through scientific meetings. Furthermore, it is important to mention that, currently, there are no studies in our setting that provide guidance on the potential benefits and risks of early enteral nutrition in patients from our population, with their respective ethnic implications, undergoing digestive surgeries. Research such as this and others that involve other methodological designs should be carried out in the search for the creation of protocols that benefit the health of our patients.

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Lopez A. 2024. EFFICACY OF EARLY VERSUS LATE ENTERAL NUTRITION IN GASTROINTESTINAL SURGERY“DR. LUIS RAZETTI” UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL COMPLEX 2023-2024. PREPRINTS.RU. https://doi.org/10.24108/preprints-3113130

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