The effect of different carbohydrate intakes on body weight and nitrogen balance during nasogastric feeding after faciomaxillary surgery.

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The effect of different carbohydrate intakes on body weight and nitrogen balance during nasogastric feeding after faciomaxillary surgery. Abstract Text:

A M Woolfson,I A Macdonald,K N Pearl,S M Hardy,

In order to assess the effects on body composition of different carbohydrate intakes when nitrogen supply is constant and adequate (9 g/day), we gave either no carbohydrate, sufficient to avoid ketosis (100 g) or at least enough to satisfy energy needs (600 g) to a group of six patients after major faciomaxillary surgery. Each patient was given the different feeds for 3-day periods in a randomised, cross over design. 100 g carbohydrate was effective in avoiding negative nitrogen balance, but weight loss was only prevented when 600 g was used. Differences in water balance sugest that mobilisation and repletion of body glycogen (with associated water) probably account for most of these differences in body weight changes.

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AM Woolfson,IA Macdonald,KN Pearl,SM Hardy,

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Journal: Clinical nutrition (Edinburgh, Scotland)

VOLUME: 2

Page Numbers: 137-41

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ISSN: 0261-5614

DAY: 10

MONTH: Mar

YEAR: 1984

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AFFILIATION: Dept. of Clinical Chemistry, City Hospital, Nottingham NG5 1PB, UK.

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