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Nutrición parenteral
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La alimentación por vía parenteral es costosa y tiene muchos requerimientos técnicos. Se reser- va para los casos en que debe dejarse en reposo el tracto digestivo por motivos médicos o quirúr- gicos o para pacientes en decúbito lateral.
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> Preparación
Todos los elementos se mezclan minuciosamente en una bolsa estéril, en el orden siguiente: glucosa, después aminoácidos y, por último, lípidos. La introducción de los lípidos al final evita el riesgo de deses- tabilización de la emulsión. La bolsa se refrigera y el contenido se utiliza antes de 48 horas mediante conexión al sistema de infusión intravenosa. […]
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1School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, CA, USA.2Department of Molecular Biosciences, University of California, CA, USA. 3Royal Canin, St Charles, MO, USA.
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