Nasogastric Tube Feeding Versus Total Parenteral Nutrition in Older Dysphagic Patients with Pneumonia: Retrospective Cohort Study

Honda Y; Momosaki R; Ogata N.
Journal of Nutrition, Health & Aging.

This retrospective study sought to compare in-hospital outcomes between patients receiving nasogastric tube feeding and total parenteral nutrition.

Parental Perspectives on Blenderized Tube Feeds for Children Requiring Supplemental Nutrition.

Trollip A; Lindeback R; Banerjee K.
Nutrition in Clinical Practice.

We aimed to understand the demographics of choose pureed blenderized tube feeds over commercial formulas, their sources of information and support, and the perceived benefits in a community setting.

A Quality Improvement Study: Comparison of Volume-Based and Rate-Based Tube Feeding Efficacy and Clinical Outcomes in Critically Ill Patients.

Swiatlo T; Berta JW; Mauldin K.
Nutrition in Clinical Practice. .

The study compares clinical outcomes between patients on volume-based tube feeding vs conventional rate-based tube feeding.

Clinical Effects of a Pectin-Containing Oligomeric Formula in Tube Feeding Patients: A Multicenter Randomized Clinical Trial.

Maruyama M; Goshi S; Kashima Y; Mizuhara A; Higashiguchi T.
Nutrition in Clinical Practice.

The study was conducted to examine and verify the clinical effects of pectin-containing oligomeric formula.

Prognostic Performance of NUTRIC Score in Quantifying Malnutrition Risk in the Critically Ill in Congruence With the Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis

Al-Kalaldeh M; Suleiman K; Al-Kalaldeh O.
Nutrition in Clinical Practice.

Assessment of the malnutrition risk in the critically ill using NUTRIC score and assess its congruency with the bioelectrical impedance analysis.

Elimination of Routine Gastric Residual Volume Monitoring Improves Patient Outcomes in Adult Critically Ill Patients in a Community Hospital Setting.

Bruen T; Rawal S; Tomesko J; Byham-Gray L.
Nutrition in Clinical Practice.

Results from a community hospital's updated nutrition support practices in 2016 through the elimination of monitoring gastric residual volume in accordance with 2016 ASPEN Guidelines.

Accepted Safe Food-Handling Procedures Minimizes Microbial Contamination of Home-Prepared Blenderized Tube-Feeding.

Milton DL; Johnson TW; Johnson K; Murphy B; Carter H; Hurt RT; Mundi MS; Epp L; Spurlock AY; Hussey J.
Nutrition in Clinical Practice. .

This study assessed standard procedures for minimizing bacterial growth of blenderized tube-feeding
prepared in the home setting.

Narrowing the Protein Deficit Gap in Critically Ill Patients Using a Very High-Protein Enteral Formula

ApSimon M; Johnston C; Winder B; Cohen SS; Hopkins B.
Nutrition in Clinical Practice.

We proposed a very-high protein enteral nutrition formula could provide adequate protein, without overfeeding energy, in first week of a critical illness.

Impact of Enteral Feeding on Vasoactive Support in Septic Shock: A Retrospective Observational Study.

Ewy M; Aqeel M; Kozeniecki M; Patel K; Banerjee A; Heyland DK; Patel JJ.
Nutrition in Clinical Practice.

We hypothesize that enteral nutrition delivery is not associated with worsening hemodynamic instability, as defined by an increase in vasopressor dose.

Reduction in Healthcare Utilization With Transition to Peptide-Based Diets in Intolerant Home Enteral Nutrition Patients.

Mundi MS; Velapati S; Kuchkuntla AR; Hurt RT.
Nutrition in Clinical Practice.

Retrospective review of our prospectively maintained home enteral nutrition database was conducted to assess tolerance, efficacy, and impact on healthcare utilization in patients on peptide-based diets .