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2. Energy - ESPEN
2. EnergyMETHODSL iterature SearchMedline search, Pub-Med : publications from 1990 2003, in additionrelevant publications from 1978 were of publications: original papers, meta-analyses,experts recommendations, Words: Energy expenditure, total parenteral nutrition,intensive care, critical care, prematurity, : English, Words: Energy expenditure, resting Energy expenditure,diet induced IN PAEDIATRIC PARENTERALNUTRITION (PN)IntroductionEnergy supply should aim at covering the nutritionalneeds of the patient (basal metabolic rate, physicalactivity, growth and correction of pre-existing malnutri-tion) including the support of anabolic functions (1).Excessive Energy intake may result in hyperglycaemia,increased fat deposition, fatty liver and other complica-tions (2). Underfeeding, on the other hand, may result inmalnutrition, impaired immunologic responses and im-paired growth (3).
2. Energy METHODS Literature Search Medline search, Pub-Med search. Timeframe: publications from 1990–2003, in addition relevant publications from 1978 were considered.
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