Carrillo ER, Escobar AE, Flores GLE, Lezama MJI

Language: Spanish
References: 37
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ABSTRACT

Refeeding syndrome is characterized by metabolic and hydroelectrolytical abnormalities in malnourished critical patients with reinstitution of nutrition. Risk factors associated to this syndrome are acelerated weight loss, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, alcoholism and malabsortion-related diseases. Clinical manifestations are attributable to hypophosphatemia and include cardiac failure, muscle weakness, and immunological, haematological, neurological and gastrointestinal disorders and finally death. Recognition for patients with potential risks for developing this syndrome and timely management is important to diminish morbi-mortality.

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