Bibliographic Details
| Title: |
Uso de nutrición parenteral estandarizada en la UCIN: análisis de composición de bolsa tricamara. |
| Alternate Title: |
Standarized parenteral nutrition in the NICU: Case Report and composition analysis of the three chamber bag. |
| Authors: |
Rodrigo Osegueda-Mayen, Juan1 rodrosegueda7@gmail.com, Sarmiento-Aguilar, Andrea1 |
| Source: |
Acta Pediatrica de Mexico. 2022, Vol. 43 Issue 3, p167-173. 7p. |
| Abstract (English): |
INTRODUCTION: A premature birth represents a nutritional emergency. An immediately available or standardized parenteral nutrition is an essential tool to offer an adequate nutritional input of macro and micronutrients to this group of patients. In this article we resume and compare the nutritional components of standardized and personalized parenteral nutrition, and we report a clinical case where we successfully used the standardized parenteral nutrition within the first two hours of life. CASE PRESENTATION: A 30.5 gestational weeks premature female entered the neonatal intensive care unit. We initiated standardized parenteral nutrition within the first 2 hours of life through an umbilical venous catheter. She had an adequate nutritional evolution until week 42 of corrected age, where she presented weight localized in 10th percentile according to lntegrowth-21. The present work aims to review the usefulness of standardized parenteral nutrition in premature newborns. Its arrival in Mexico is recent, the case of a patient in which it was used with positive results is reported. CONCLUSIONS: Every neonatal unit should consider a premature birth as a nutritional emergency, where a prompt start of parenteral nutrition is crucial for maintaining an optimal nutrition and growth. Standardized parenteral nutrition is until now the best way for the premature newborn to receive the required nutritional requirement early after birth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Spanish): |
INTRODUCCIÓN: El nacimiento de un recién nacido prematuro representa una emergencia nutricional, por lo que contar con nutrición parenteral (NP) de disponibilidad inmediata o estandarizada es una práctica fundamental para garantizar un aporte adecuado de macro y micronutrientes. El presente trabajo resume y compara los componentes de la NP personalizada y estandarizada, reportando un caso clínico donde esta última se utilizó con éxito. PRESENTACIÓN DE CASO: Recién nacida prematura de 30.5 semanas de gestación, quien inició con NP estandarizada a las 2 horas de vida a través de un catéter venoso umbilical. Tuvo una adecuada evolución nutricional hasta la semana 42 de vida corregida, en la cual presentó un peso localizado en el percentil 10 de acuerdo a lntegrowth-21. CONCLUSIONES: Considerar a la prematurez como una emergencia nutricional que requiere inicio temprano de NP con aportes óptimos es una práctica que debe fomentarse en todas las unidades de cuidados intensivos neonatales. La NP estandarizada es hasta ahora la forma más asequible para lograr que, tras interrumpir el flujo placentario, el recién nacido prematuro reciba deforma oportuna el requerimiento nutricional requerido. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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| Database: |
MedicLatina |
