Frontiers in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: May 31, 2023
The
objective
of
this
study
was
to
explore
whether
longitudinal
changes
in
skeletal
muscle
mass,
from
hospital
admission
3
weeks
post-trauma,
are
associated
with
poor
prognosis
and
nutritional
intake
acutely
hospitalized
patients
abdominal
trauma.A
single-center
retrospective
observational
review
conducted
on
103
trauma
admitted
the
Affiliated
Jinling
Hospital,
Medical
School
Nanjing
University
between
January
2010
April
2020.
Skeletal
mass
assessed
by
computed
tomography
(CT)
performed
within
14
days
before
surgery
post-trauma
1-3
(week
0),
7-10
1),
14-17
2),
21-24
3).
index
(SMI)
at
L3,
change
SMI
per
day
(ΔSMI/day),
percent
(ΔSMI/day
[%])
were
calculated.
receiver-operating
characteristic
(ROC)
curve
used
evaluate
discriminatory
performance
ΔSMI/day
(%)
for
mortality.
Linear
correlation
analysis
associations
daily
caloric
or
protein
intake.Among
included
patients,
there
91
males
12
females
(mean
age
±
standard
deviation
43.74
15.53
years).
ΔSMI4-1/d
had
a
ROC-area
under
0.747
(p
=
0.048)
cut-off
value
-0.032
overall
There
significant
positive
correlations
(Y
0.0007501*X
-
1.397,
R2
0.282,
R
0.531,
p
<
0.001;
Y
0.008183*X
0.9228,
0.194,
0.440,
0.001).
Δ
SMI/day
positively
correlated
≥80%
resting
energy
expenditure
2,
3,
>1.2
g/kg/d
post-trauma.Loss
is
trauma.
Critical Care,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
26(1)
Published: Sept. 20, 2022
This
review
has
been
developed
following
a
panel
discussion
with
an
international
group
of
experts
in
the
care
patients
obesity
critical
setting
and
focuses
on
current
best
practices
malnutrition
screening
assessment,
estimation
energy
needs
for
obesity,
risks
management
sarcopenic
value
tailored
nutrition
recommendations,
emerging
role
immunonutrition.
Patients
admitted
to
intensive
unit
(ICU)
increasingly
present
overweight
that
require
individualized
considerations
due
underlying
comorbidities,
immunological
factors
such
as
inflammation,
changes
expenditure
other
aspects
metabolism.
While
research
continues
accumulate,
important
knowledge
gaps
persist
recognizing
managing
complex
nutritional
ICU
obesity.
Available
assessment
tools
are
limited
lack
validation
heterogeneous
impacting
status
this
population.
Estimations
protein
demands
also
may
include
estimations
based
upon
ideal,
actual,
or
adjusted
body
weight.
Evidence
is
still
sparse
immunonutrition
but
presence
inflammation
impacts
immune
function
suggest
these
nutrients
hemodynamically
stable
patients.
Educational
efforts
needed
all
clinicians
who
cases
critically
ill
focus
strategies
optimal
consideration
issues
weight
stigma
bias
delivery
care.Current
should
be
undertaken
considers
whole
person,
including
possibility
preexisting
altered
metabolism,
chronic
stigma,
which
impact
provision
care.
Additional
applicability
guidelines
evidence
therapy
populations
especially
illness.
Frontiers in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: April 22, 2022
SARS-CoV-2
infection
is
often
associated
with
severe
inflammation,
oxidative
stress,
hypoxia
and
impaired
physical
activity.
These
factors
all
together
contribute
to
muscle
wasting
fatigue.
In
addition,
there
evidence
of
a
direct
viral
infiltration
into
skeletal
muscle.
Aging
characterized
by
sarcopenia
or
sarcopenic
obesity
conditions
are
risk
for
acute
COVID-19
long-COVID-19
syndrome.
From
these
observations
we
may
predict
strong
association
between
decreased
mass
functions.
While
the
relationship
inactivity,
chronic
stress
dysfunction
well-known,
effects
on
COVID-19-related
hypoxemia
inadequately
investigated.
The
aim
this
review
highlight
metabolic,
immunity-related
redox
biomarkers
potentially
affected
reduced
oxygen
availability
and/or
fatigue
in
order
shed
light
negative
impact
function.
Possible
countermeasures
also
reviewed.
Current Obesity Reports,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(3), P. 144 - 165
Published: May 6, 2022
This
review
primarily
examines
the
evidence
for
areas
of
consensus
and
on-going
uncertainty
or
controversy
about
diet
physical
exercise
approaches
in
post-CoVID.
We
propose
an
ideal
dietary
activity
approach
that
patient
with
obesity
should
follow
after
CoVID-19
infection
order
to
reduce
clinical
conditions
associated
post-CoVID
syndrome.
The
disease
pandemic,
caused
by
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus-2,
has
spread
all
over
globe,
infecting
hundreds
millions
individuals
causing
death.
It
is
also
known
be
several
medical
psychological
complications,
especially
patients
weight-related
disorders
who
general
pose
a
significant
global
public
health
problem,
specific
affected
are
on
greater
risk
developing
poorer
outcomes
experience
higher
rate
mortality.
Little
still
best
nutritional
adopted
this
To
our
knowledge,
no
recommendations
exist
manage
report
presentation
therapeutic
based
ketogenic
protocol
followed
transition
Mediterranean
post-infection
CoVID,
combined
program
address
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(17), P. 3534 - 3534
Published: Aug. 27, 2022
Delivering
care
that
meets
patients'
preferences,
needs
and
values,
is
safe
effective
key
to
good-quality
healthcare.
Disease-related
malnutrition
(DRM)
has
profound
effects
on
patients
families,
but
often
what
matters
not
captured
in
the
research,
where
focus
measuring
adverse
clinical
economic
consequences
of
DRM.
Differences
terminology
used
describe
values
confounds
problem.
Individualised
nutritional
(INC)
tailored
a
patient's
specific
needs,
goals.
Four
pillars
underpin
INC:
patients,
shared
decision
making,
evidence
informed
multi-modal
monitoring
outcomes.
Although
INC
incorporated
nutrition
guidelines
studies
oral
intervention
for
DRM
adults,
descriptions
degree
which
it
included
varies.
Studies
patient
groups
show
improves
health
The
process
(NCP)
offers
practical
model
help
healthcare
professionals
individualise
care.
can
be
by
all
disciplines
across
settings.
Interdisciplinary
team
approaches
provide
delivers
without
increased
resources
adapted
include
INC.
This
review
relevance
involved
design,
delivery
evaluation
regardless
whether
they
need
first-line
or
complex,
highly
specialised
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 866 - 866
Published: Feb. 8, 2023
The
expansive
and
rapid
spread
of
the
SARS-CoV-2
virus
has
resulted
in
a
global
pandemic
COVID-19
infection
disease.
Though
initially
perceived
to
be
acute
nature,
many
patients
report
persistent
recurrent
symptoms
beyond
infectious
period.
Emerging
as
new
epidemic,
“long-COVID”,
or
post-acute
sequelae
coronavirus
disease
(PASC),
substantially
altered
lives
millions
people
globally.
Symptoms
both
PASC
are
individual,
but
share
commonality
established
respiratory
viruses,
which
include
not
limited
chest
pain,
shortness
breath,
fatigue,
along
with
adverse
metabolic
pulmonary
health
effects.
Nutrition
plays
critical
role
immune
function
thus
is
implicated
reducing
risk
severity
for
PASC.
However,
despite
impact
nutrition
on
these
key
physiological
functions
related
PASC,
precise
onset
remains
elucidated.
This
narrative
review
will
discuss
emerging
approaches
that
may
play
references
clinical
practice
guidelines
should
remain
primary
resources
practitioners.