Neonatal surgery in our hospital total parenteral nutrition prescription analysis.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Neonatal surgery in our hospital total parenteral nutrition prescription analysis Author: Peng Qian, Jiang Zhiping, Jiang Nan-Ping, Wang Xiaomei, HE ZHOU Kang [Abstract] Objective: Neonatal Surgery in our hospital total parenteral nutrition prescription drug use in the analysis of the circumstances provide a reference for clinical applications. Methods: from March 2007 to October 2008 between the neonatal surgical total parenteral nutrition prescription and clinical data, and statistical analysis. Results: 285 cases of children were successfully completed treatment programs, to the end of total parenteral nutrition, weight gain in 67 cases (23.5%), increased up to 190 g, body weight maintenance were 163 cases (57.2%), weight loss, there were 55 cases ( 19.3%). A small number of prescriptions there are certain problems in the design is not conducive to the stability of nutrient solution of Pharmacy and the use of nutrition in children. Conclusion: The rational design formula, combined with early micro-feeding, intravenous nutrition therapy to improve clinical safety and effectiveness. [Keywords:] newborn; surgery; total parenteral nutrition; prescription analysis [Abstract] Objective: To analyze the usage of the medicine of total parenteral nutrition (TPN) in the neonatal surgery in our hospital in order to provide some references for rational use in clinic. Methods: Cases and their TPN prescriptions from March 2007 to October 2008 were collected and analyzed statistically. Results: The usage of TPN helped patients get through the critical course of disease, improved the success rate of operation, reduced complications. But there were some problems in a few prescriptions. It’s not conducive to the stability of TPN and the utilization of nutrition for neonates. Conclusions: Rational combined design with early small volume feeding improves clinical safety and efficacy. [Keywords:] Neonatal; Surgery; Total parenteral nutrition; Analysi