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40 patients, who underwent abdominal surgical procedures, received 3 different types of peripheral-venous postoperative infusions. Two groups had peripheral parenteral nutrition with different amounts of amino acid substitution, whereas a comparable group only received carbohydrates and electrolytes with same energy content. Regarding plasma proteins there was no evident difference among the various groups. In all patients, however, we found a significant decrease of protein-levels in the early postoperative period indicating a malnutrition at this time. Supply of amino acids had a significant positive effect on nitrogen balance. Utilisation of added protein theoretically came up to 65-70%. Therefore postoperative peripheral parenteral nutrition should be preferred.
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D Löhlein, and
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E Henkel, and
F Donay, and
H Canzler
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E Henkel, and
F Donay, and
H Canzler
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D Löhlein, and
H H Melbeck, and
E Henkel, and
F Donay, and
H Canzler
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D Löhlein, and
H H Melbeck, and
E Henkel, and
F Donay, and
H Canzler
June 1979,
Infusionstherapie und klinische Ernahrung,
D Löhlein, and
H H Melbeck, and
E Henkel, and
F Donay, and
H Canzler
September 1982,
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H H Melbeck, and
E Henkel, and
F Donay, and
H Canzler
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Infusionstherapie und klinische Ernahrung,
D Löhlein, and
H H Melbeck, and
E Henkel, and
F Donay, and
H Canzler
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