201105-全球临床营养概况（英文）.ppt

Solae Confidential Application Overview Enteral Nutrition 肠内营养 产品用法： 1. Oral Feeding or RTD 经口直接食用或饮用 * Solae Confidential *Solae Confidential Global Clinical Nutrition Overview (Based on 2009 Kalorama Report and 2010 GIA Clinical Nutrition Report) May update, 2011 Three products categories of Clinical Nutrition Enteral Nutrition Enteral nutrition represents a provision of fulfilling the bodys nutritional requirements by using a tube into small intestine or stomach. Patients suffering from a disease or permanent non-function of structures, which commonly allow supply of food to the small bowel, require enteral nutrition. Also, patients suffering from small bowel diseases that impair their oral diets digestion and absorption capability depend on enteral nutrition. Both require tube-based feedings to supply enough nutrients for maintaining the patients strength and weight in proportion to overall health. Enteral nutrition is prescribed only when people are not able to intake food or optimum quantities of food due to illness. Enteral nutrition is applied only when a patients impairment is permanent. - Including pediatric and adult formulas Including oral supplements and tube supplements Parenteral Nutrition Parenteral nutrition is a specialized liquid food diet added to the blood via an intravenous catheter. Parenteral nutrition is described as the source of essential nutrients evading the digestive system. Such form of nutrition becomes important in situations where ingesting sufficient nutrients through the enteral/oral route is impossible. Parenteral nutrition is offered to children, infants, and adults. Additionally, the nutrition is supplied for a shorter duration and removed once the person begins normal eating. Parenteral nutrition is the least favored choice because of the higher cost and the higher complication rate. - Including intravenously delivered formulas - Including inf