Home parenteral nutrition: Components, application, and complications: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 75, No 6

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Home parenteral nutrition allows patients with an inadequately functioning gastrointestinal tract to have a normal life-style. The program is expensive, but the cost is covered by most insurance carriers and is much less than that of prolonged hospitalization. Dr Steiger discusses patient groups most suited for this therapy, training they need to carry out the program, and possible complications.

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