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Different Physiological Nutrition in a Patient with Proximal Ostomy Without Resection

Rezeksiyonsuz Proksimal Ostomili Hastada Farklı Fizyolojik Beslenme Uygulaması

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18–20
Publication Date
2019-10-31
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Thus, the patient was protected from malnutrition and its complications

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Objective & Hypothesis:Parenteral nutrition is the most commonly used treatment for short bowel syndrome and oral nutrition should be encouraged in appropriate patients.
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Key Findings & Data:A 47-year-old male patient underwent emergency surgery for small bowel perforation due to lymphoma.
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Conclusion & Impact:Thus, the patient was protected from malnutrition and its complications
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Kısa Barsak Sendromu · Malnütrisyon · Nütrisyon Tedavisi

Abstract

Parenteral nutrition is the most commonly used treatment for short bowel syndrome and oral nutrition should be encouraged in appropriate patients. A 47-year-old male patient underwent emergency surgery for small bowel perforation due to lymphoma. Proximal and distal small bowel loops were brought as an rifle barrel in abdominal ostomy. Oral feeding solution containing medium chain fatty acids was started on the first postoperative day. Small bowel contents to the ostomy bag were given to the distal bowel loops with a catheter. The patient did not need postoperative parenteral nutrition. Six weeks later, the patient's ostomy was closed and discharged without any problem. Intestinal integrity is achieved by transporting the contents of the small intestine from the proximal bowel loops to the distal segments. Thus, the patient was protected from malnutrition and its complications

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Kısa barsak sendromlu hastaların beslenmesi için en sık kullanılan tedavi yöntemi parenteral nütrisyon olup, uygun hastalarda oral beslenme teşvik edilmelidir. Erkek, 47 yaşındaki hasta lenfomaya bağlı incebarsak perforasyonu nedeniyle acil olarak ameliyat edildi. Proksimal ve distal incebarsak ansları tüfek namlusu şeklinde batına ostomi yapılarak ağızlaştırıldı. Postoperatif 1.gün orta zincirli yağ asitleri içeren oral beslenme solüsyonu başlandı. Ostomi torbasına gelen incebarsak içeriği bir kateter yardımı ile distal barsak ansına verildi. Hastanın postoperatif parenteral beslenme ihtiyacı olmadı. Altı hafta sonrasında hastanın ostomisi kapatıldı ve sorunsuz taburcu edildi. Proksimal barsak anslarından gelen incebarsak içeriğinin distal segmentlere ulaştırılması ile barsak bütünlüğü sağlanmış olup hasta malnütrisyon ve komplikasyonlarından korunmuştur.

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AKYÜZ, E. Y., AKYÜZ, C. (2019). Different Physiological Nutrition in a Patient with Proximal Ostomy Without Resection. Sağlık Profesyonelleri Araştırma Dergisi, Cilt: 1 - Sayı: 1, 18–20. https://ajindex.com/articles/798818

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