Nutrizione parenterale in pediatria pp 89-97 | Cite as
Complicanze in corso di nutrizione parenterale e loro trattamento
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La nutrizione parenterale (NP) può determinare la comparsa di complicanze nutrizionali e metaboliche, di complicanze legate al posizionamento o alla permanenza del catetere venoso centrale (CVC) (si rimanda al Capitolo 2), nonché settiche non CVC-correlate [1].
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