Comparison of body protein metabolism during total parenteral nutrition using glucose or glucose and fat as the energy source.

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E Rogaly,M B Clague,M J Carmichael,P D Wright,I D Johnston,

Direct measurement of body protein metabolism using L-(1-(14)C) leucine during total parenteral nutrition following cholecystectomy demonstrated no significant difference between isocaloric isonitrogenous regimens containing glucose alone (n = 5) or with a fat emulsion (n = 5) as the energy substrates. It would appear that providing the obligatory requirement for glucose is met (about 150g d(-1)), fat and carbohydrate calories are inter-changeable with regards to fueling protein metabolism in the early period following moderately severe trauma.

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E Rogaly,MB Clague,MJ Carmichael,PD Wright,ID Johnston,

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Journal: Clinical nutrition (Edinburgh, Scotland)

VOLUME: 1

Page Numbers: 81-90

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ISSN: 0261-5614

DAY: 10

MONTH: Mar

YEAR: 1982

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