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Home parenteral nutrition on a permanent basis can be done by patients who are reasonably intelligent and well motivated. The various aspects of such a scheme are described with reference to three patients in the Waikato area who have had extensive bowel resections. Use of A-V loop vein grafts avoids the necessity for indwelling plastic shunts or catheters.
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