1000 resultados para Apoio Nutricional
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En los últimos años, y debido a un aumento de las producciones intensivas de cerdos y aves en el marco de la UE, se han desarrollado muchos estudios intentando minimizar el impacto contaminante del exceso de nitrógeno y fósforo que las deyecciones de estos animales producen en el medio ambiente. La disminución del contenido de N procedente de las deyecciones se ha abordado con diferentes estrategias nutricionales (formulación con aminoácidos disponibles, mejora de la utilización de la proteína con diferentes enzimas, etc.). El fósforo es un mineral imprescindible para el crecimiento de los animales, debido a su influencia en el ciclo energético, en la formación de huesos y como regulador de la ingesta. El fósforo presente en los vegetales (base de la alimentación de las aves) se encuentra básicamente formando el ácido fítico, muy poco asimilable por los animales. Por tal motivo, se suplementan las dietas con fósforo inorgánico, a menudo en exceso, que en parte revierte al medio ambiente, dando lugar a problemas medioambientales en áreas de gran concentración de producciones intensivas de animales. En la ultima década se ha estudiado el efecto que la incorporación de la enzima fitasa produce en el aumento de la biodisponibilidad del fósforo fítico (Kornegay et al., 1996), con lo que se reduce la cantidad de fósforo inorgánico añadido a las dietas y, por tanto, la disminución del fósforo excretado. Se ha descrito que la incorporación de este enzima produce ademas mejoras de la disponibilidad de otros minerales (calcio, zinc, cobre, hierro, etc.) (Broz et al., 1994; Schoner et al., 1991; Roberson and Edwards, 1994; Yi et al., 1997; Sebastian et al., 1996), pero dependientes del nivel de calcio y de vitamina D3 (Qian et al., 1996; Qian et al., 1997; Edwards, 1993; Lei et al., 1994), y de la fuente de fibra (Ravindran et al. 1995). También se han descrito mejoras en la digestibilidad de la proteína y los aminoácidos (Yi et al., 1996a; Mroz et al., 1994) , aunque en este campo existe cierta controversia, ya que la respuesta depende de la cantidad y procedencia del ácido fitico de la dieta (O’Dell and Boland, 1976). Sin embargo, casi todos los ensayos se han realizado con dietas a base de maíz-soja, en tanto que a nivel de la UE cada vez más se utilizan otro tipo de ingredientes para las raciones (trigo, cebada, girasol, guisantes, subproductos, etc.). Algunos de estos ingredientes se caracterizan por tener una actividad fitasa endógena nada despreciable (Eeckout and De Paepe, 1994) que, en general, no se ha tenido en cuenta, pero que puede verse afectada en los procesos de granulación. Por otro lado, los efectos beneficiosos de la adición de fitasa a las dietas parecen ser, en ocasiones, más importantes en los aumentos de consumo y mejores índices de conversión que en los derivados de la propia liberación del fósforo, es decir, en los llamados “side effects”, (básicamente, mejora de parámetros productivos, del valor de energía de las dietas, de la utilización de diversos minerales, y de la proteína), aunque existe una gran controversia en algunos de estos efectos. Existen muy pocos estudios sobre el papel de la fibra y otros hidratos de carbono en la actuación de estos enzima (interacción positiva o negativa).
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The definition of nutritional transition could be related to all the aspects involved in human behaviour, genetics and technological changes that show an influence on nutrition. Obesity is considered one of the most important risk factors for human health. Human genetics plays an important role that needs to be defined in more detail to improve the knowledge on pathology of obesity. Dry cured ham has a moderate value of energy density (ED), but this parameter is variable for the different types of dry cured hams and the different commercial preparations. The most important challenge of dry cured ham is the content of salt that should be optimised to arise the minimal concentration without compromise the sensorial quality and the technological possibilities available. On the other hand, the high content of protein and a good ratio polyunsaturated/saturated could be of interest to include dry cured ham in a diet, mainly in the case where the content of fat is moderated or low. Food industry needs to develop new products, improve the information to consumers and to consider the different distribution of population in developed and developing countries.
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Objetivo. Evaluación del riesgo sanitario y de las propiedades sensoriales mediante indicadores microbianos en productos cárnicos loncheados y envasados en “skin pack”, después del tratamiento por altas presiones. Productos ensayados: jamón cocido, jamón curado y solomillo marinado. La presurización se realizó a 6.000 bars durante 6 minutos a 31ºC. Las muestras de los productos tratados por alta presión, así como los no tratados fueron conservadas en refrigeración a +4ºC durante 120 días. El objectivo de este trabajo fue comparar los productos presurizados (HPP) con los no tratados por altas presiones (NT).
Estudio sobre el estado nutricional de los pacientes ingresados en el servicio de Medicina digestiva
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La malnutrició està present en el 30% dels pacients hospitalitzats. Aquest estat patològic causa una major aparició de complicacions intrahospitalàries, prolongació de l'estada hospitalària, i augment de la mortalitat. El nostre objectiu va ser avaluar el maneig de l'estat nutricional en el nostre servei (Medicina digestiva, de l'hospital La Fe). Per aconseguir-ho, es va realitzar un estudi observacional d'una cohort de pacients ingressats en el nostre servei, amb posterior anàlisi de les dades necessàries per a avaluar l'estat nutricional a nivell hospitalari (valors antropomètrics, valors analítics, proves de cribatge de risc malnutricional). S'han trobat dades que indiquen falta de conscienciació sobre la malnutrició per part del personal sanitari, i la influència negativa de la malnutrició sobre el pacient ingressat, encara que aquesta relació no aconsegueix nivells de significació estadística, sent necessari un augment de la grandària de la mostra per a obtindre dades significatives.
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Background. Iodine is an essential trace element implicated in synthesis of thyroid hormones. Iodine requirements vary throughout life. Yhis iodine requirement is increased during pregnancy and breastfeeding. In a previous study carried out by our group in 2008, we detected an iodine-deficient area in the province of Huelva, specially in dictrict Sierra de Huelva-Andévalo by means of neonatal TSH determinations. Objective. To reinforce the iodine supplementation campaign and its impact on their newborns in order to assess nutrition iodine status in 'pregnant women using questionnaire and ioduria determination. Material and methods. This study has been jointly carried out by Congenital Hypothiroidism Unit of the Clinical Biochemistry Department of the Virgen Macarena University Hosplital (Seville) and the Gynecology and Clinical Analysis Unit of the Río Tinto Hospital (Huelva) during two years. We studied 313 pregnant women. All of them filled out a personal questionnaire to know the iodine nutritional status in their area. Ioduria was determined by high-resolution liquid chromatography. Data from pregnant and results of the studied variables were analyzed with SPSS v.13.0. Conclusions. Pregnant women from the sanitary district Sierra de Huelva-Andévalo present a median for ioduria which corresponds to an insufficient iodine intake according to the WHO classification. The questionnaire suggest that this iodine deficiency is consequence of an insufficient iodine intake and a low adherence to the treatment.
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Gastric cancer is a frequent cause of cancer-related mortality in the world. Surgery is the only potentially curative therapy, although the adverse effects of surgery are common and considerable. Common variable immunodeficiency is in many cases cause of gastrointestinal system problems such as chronic diarrhea caused by infestation with giardia lamblia, nodular lymphoid hiperplasia ad loss of villi leading frequently to malapsortion and malnutrition. Nutritional deficiencies due to malapsorption (postgastrectomy and secondary to loss of villi, giardiasis and common variable inmunodeficiency) are common. We present the case of a patient with gastric cancer who underwent a gastrectomy with common variable hipogammaglobulinemia and chronic infestation by giardia lamblia, with serious diarrhea resistant to treatment and malabsorption.
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This article summarizes the main results and conclusions presented in the Symposium "Nutritional supplementation: evidences and experiences" that took place in the XXIIIrd SENPE Congress (2008). Protein energy malnutrition, that can affect 30-50% of hospitalized patients, increases both time of hospitalization and costs of medical care of this kind of patients. There is a lot of scientific evidences demonstrating that the use of nutritional supplementation improves nutritional status or prevents malnutrition in those patients who do not meet their nutritional needs with a conventional diet or an adapted one with no replacing intake from normal food. This is strengthened by the results that demonstrate the rol of nutritional supplements improving nutritional and functional parameters. Current bibliographic reviews focused on certain clinical frameworks (i.g. geriatrics, oncology), prove that nutritional supplements reduce complications related to pathology and to nutritional status, and also reduce length of hospitalization and mortality. More studies regarding to efficacy of oral nutritional supplements are needed. These studies should be carried out with a period of follow-up longer than the current published studies have. As well as effective, nutritional supplements become a save therapeutic intervention with no important adverse events that, according to bibliography, improve patient's functionality and quality of life. It is worth mentioning that nutritional supplements can be effective on certain kind of patients, for instance, malnourished elderly or elderly in risk of malnourishment, and hospitalized surgical patients. Scientific literature refers that it is necessary to carry out more studies, with an accurate methodology, which assess the effect of nutritional supplements on quality of life and its cost-effectiveness on malnourished patients regarding specific clinical situations. That would allow physicians to make clinical decisions based on evidences and cost analysis.
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En port.: Instituto de Nutrición y Tecnología de Alimentos (Universidad de Granada), Escuela Andaluza de Salud Pública. Publicado en la página web de la Consejería de Salud y Bienestar social: www.juntadeandalucia.es/salud (Consejería de Salud y Bienestar Social / profesionales / Salud Pública / Promoción de la Salud / Actividad Física y Alimentación Equilibrada / Materiales)
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INTRODUCTION Massive small bowel resection (MSBR) with a remnant jejunum shorter than 60 cm produces severe water, electrolytes, vitamins and protein-caloric depletion. While waiting for a viable intestinal transplantation, most of MSBR patients depend on total parenteral nutrition (TPN). CLINICAL CASE 32 years old male, with MSBR due to sectioning trauma of the superior mesenteric artery root. First surgical intervention: jejunostomy with small bowel, right colon, and spleen resection. Six months later: jejunocolic anastomosis with 12-cm long jejunum remnant and prophylactic cholecystectomy. NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTION: 1st phase. Hemodynamic stabilization and enteral stimulation (6 months): TPN + enteral nutrition with elemental formula + oral glucohydroelectrolitic solution (OGHS) + 15 g/d of oral glutamine + omeprazol. Clinical course indicators: biochemistry, I/L balance. 2a phase. Digestive adaptation with colonic integration (8 months): replacement of TPN by part-time peripheral PN. Progressive cooked diet complemented with pancreatic poly-enzyme preparation, omeprazol, OGHS, glutamine, elemental formula. Clinical course indicators: biochemistry, diuresis, weight and feces. 3a phase. Auto-sufficiency without parenteral dependence: fragmented free oral diet supplemented with pancreatic poly-enzyme preparation, mineralized beverages, enteral formula supplement, Ca and Mg oral supplements, oral multivitamin and mineral preparation, monthly IM vitamin B12. Current situation actual (52 months): slight ponderal gain, diuresis > liter/day, 2-3 normal feces, no clinical signs of any deficiency and normal blood levels of micronutrients. CONCLUSION It may be possible to withdraw from PN in MSBR considering, as in this case, favorable age and etiology and early implementation of an appropriate protocol of remnant adaptation.
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Severe forms of intestinal failure represent one of the most complex pathologies to manage, in both children and adults. In adults, the most common causes are chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction and severe short bowel syndrome following large intestinal resections, particularly due to massive mesenteric ischemic, within the context of cardiopathies occurring with atrial fibrillation. The essential management after stabilizing the patient consists in nutritional support, either by parenteral or enteral routes, with tolerance to oral diet being the final goal of intestinal adaptation in these pathologies. Surgery may be indicated in some cases to increase the absorptive surface area. Parenteral nutrition is an essential support measure that sometimes has to be maintained for long time, even forever, except for technique-related complications or unfavorable clinical course that would lead to extreme surgical alternatives such as intestinal transplantation. Hormonal therapy with trophism-stimulating factors opens new alternatives that are already being tried in humans.
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We have developed the computer programme NUTRISOL, a nutritional programme destined to analysis of dietary intake by means of the food transformation to nutrient. It has been performed under Windows operative system, using Visual Basic 6.0. It is presented in a CD-Rom. We have used the Spanish CSIC Food Composition Table and domestic food measures commonly used in Spain which could be modified and updated. Diverse kind of diets and reference anthropometric data are also presented. The results may be treated using various statistical programmes. The programme contains three modules: 1) Nutritional epidemiology, which allows to create or open a data base, sample management, analyse food intake, consultation of nutrient content and exportation of data to statistical programmes. 2) Analyses of diets and recipes, creation or modification of new ones. 3) To ask different diets for prevalent pathologies. Independent tools for modifying the original tables, calculate energetic needs, recommend nutrient intake and anthropometric indexes are also offered. In conclusion, NUTRISOL Programme is an application which runs in PC computers with minimal equipment in a friendly interface, of easy use, freeware, which may be adapted to each country, and has demonstrated its usefulness and reliability in different epidemiologic studies. Furthermore, it may become an efficient instrument for clinical nutrition and health promotion.
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INTRODUCTION Few studies have evaluated the efficacy and reliability of weight loss-focussed prepared food dishes in obese post-menopausal women. OBJECTIVE To compare the efficacy of a weight loss programme based on a balanced hypocaloric diet using prepared dishes* with that of a similar programme based on standard commercially available foods and with a non-intervened control group. A further aim was to evaluate the subjectivity of participants in the preparation of the diet-adjusted dishes based on usually consumed products. SUBJECTS Obese post-menopausal women aged between 55 and 65 years. DESIGN Controlled longitudinal interventional study. METHOD The sample of 75 female volunteers were divided into three groups of 25 women: a control group, who continued to consume their usual non-dietary adjusted meals (CG), an intervened group, treated with a diet adjusted to their individual requirements and based on standard commercially available food (SG), and another intervened group, treated with a similarly adjusted diet but based on prepared dishes (PG). Data were gathered on anthropometric variables, consumption habits and physical activity levels, and clinical-nutritional controls were conducted at the start and every two weeks to the end of the 8-week study in order to evaluate biochemical changes. RESULTS The weight loss was slightly higher in the prepared-dishes group (PG) than in the standard food diet group (SG), but the difference was not statistically significant, whereas it was considerably higher in both groups than in the non-dietary adjusted control group (CG) and this difference was highly significant (losses of 7.60 kg in PG and 7.01 kg in SG versus 2.10 kg in CG (p < 0.01). However, the PG showed a significantly higher (p < 0.01) loss of fatty mass and abdominal circumference versus the SG women. CONCLUSION More weight was lost by the two groups treated with a diet based on prepared dishes or usual food items in comparison to untreated controls, but the diet based on prepared dishes obtained more reliable and higher quality outcomes, achieving a positive change at fatty compartment level and in the abdominal circumference.
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INTRODUCTION: Weight gain and malnutrition after kidney transplantation is common and the resulting overweight and obesity is associated with serious health complications. By contrast, the prevalence of malnutrition in patients with renal transplantation and its impact on the outcome of kidney transplantation is underestimated. OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study was to evaluate the nutritional status of renal transplant patients and determine if the five-year follow-up, these patients undergo alterations that suggest nutritional deterioration. METHODS: The sample consisted of 119 renal transplant patients who attended for five years post-transplant consultation. All patients measurements of total cholesterol, low density lipoprotein (LDL), high density lipoprotein (HDL), triglycerides and ferritin (Ft) were performed. and anthropometric measurements were made of weight, height and BMI. Patients were divided into three groups according to GFR Group 1: <60 mL/min, Group 2: 89-60 mL/min Group 3: ≥ 90 mL/min. RESULTS: The weight and BMI tended to decrease in group 3 while increasing in the other groups. A decrease in total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, Triglycerides and Ferritin less pronounced in group 3 occurs. CONCLUSIONS: After five years you can see a significant reduction in nutritional biochemical parameters in general, likewise the nutritional status is closely related, and is directly proportional to the function of the graft.
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Este estudo tem por objetivos refletir sobre a psicodinâmica do trabalho da enfermagem hospitalar e propor a implantação de um Programa Interdisciplinar de Apoio ao Trabalhador de Enfermagem, com a finalidade de auxiliar esses profissionais na compreensão e resolução dos problemas sociais e administrativos enfrentados no desenvolvimento de seu trabalho.
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Investigou-se a evolução ponderal, conforme o valor das quotas calóricas de dietas prescritas (QCP) e aceitas (QCA) de lactentes internados por diarréia ou broncopnemonia no Instituto Materno Infantil de Pernambuco, Brasil. A proporção de crianças que ganharam ou não ganharam peso foi avaliada em função das QCP E QCA que atingiram as quotas calóricas ideais (QCI) durante o internamento, verificando-se que 46% das crianças perderam ou mantiveram o peso nos dois primeiros dias. Houve maior freqüência de ganho de peso associado às QCP e QCA que atingiram as QCI, bem como entre as crianças amamentadas. Concluiu-se existir deficiente evolução ponderal relacionada às baixas quotas calóricas oferecidas ou aceitas durante a hospitalização.