
Home enteral nutrition can be successfully used on a long-term basis to maintain nutrition and a reasonably normal lifestyle in patients with chronic intestinal dysfunction. Patients can be easily taught the methods involved, a nocturnal regime allowing a more normal lifestyle. The use of a pump-controlled system is recommended. Side-effects are few, generally transient and not severe. Home enteral nutrition has advantages over home intravenous feeding with respect to ease of administration and organisation, fewer and less severe complications, and cost.
Food, Formulated, Enteral Nutrition, Crohn Disease, Liver Function Tests, Home Nursing, Humans, Energy Intake, Long-Term Care
Food, Formulated, Enteral Nutrition, Crohn Disease, Liver Function Tests, Home Nursing, Humans, Energy Intake, Long-Term Care
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