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An infant has substantial small-bowel loss after surgery for…

Posted byAnonymous October 5, 2026

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An infаnt hаs substаntial small-bоwel lоss after surgery fоr NEC. Small human-milk feeds are tolerated, the abdomen is soft, and ostomy output is stable, but parenteral nutrition is still needed to meet nutrient requirements. Which feeding strategy best supports intestinal adaptation and growth?

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