substitution of exudative trace element losses in burned children替换在烧伤儿童渗出性微量元素的损失.pdfVIP

Stucki et al. Critical Care 2010, 14:439 /content/14/4/439 L E T T E R Substitution of exudative trace element losses in burned children 1 1 1 2 3 Pascal Stucki , Marie-Hélène Perez , Jacques Cotting , Alan Shenkin and Mette M Berger * We describe an intravenous copper-selenium-zinc Table 1. Composition of the antioxidant micronutrient substitution policy in children with major burns using solutions used in the adult ICU adult doses adapted to total body surface area. Blood levels and clinical course confi rm its safety, with a rapidly Intravenous Enteral antioxidant favourable clinical evolution. CHUV-TE-fl ex glutamine solution Micronutrient (250 ml) (500 ml; Intestamine®) Major burn injuries are associated with trace element Copper (mg) 3.75 - defi ciencies, which lead to impaired wound healing and infectious complications. Low plasma levels of zinc (Zn) Selenium (μg) 375 300 and copper (Cu) are inadequately compensated for Zinc (mg) 37.5 30 during hospitalization [1], and enteral supplements are Phosphate (mg) 1,200 - unsuccessful in correcting the status [2]. Additionally, Vitamin E (mg) - 500 there are currently no cle