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36 Preterm Nutrition

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Validated Screening tools in paediatrics, recommended frequancy

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STAMP: 2-17 yr, 5 steps

PYMS: 1-16 yr, 4 steps (widely adopted in UK, BMI)

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Weaning PN recommendations (Infants)

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  1. Allow an extra 30ml/kg/day enteral feeds before weaning PN
  2. Concentrate PN during weaning phase

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Weaning PN recommendations (older children)

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  1. consider reducing hours (break during day)
  2. Wind downs (to prevent hypoglycemia, 19 hrs full, 30min 50% rate, 2nd 30min 50% rate, 4 hrs off)

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Weaning PN for long term HPN patients

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Night off PN (may require IV fluids)

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NEC Conservative Management

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• NBM 5-10 days

• Parenteral nutrition

• Triple antibiotics

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What’s the expected small intestinal

length for a 30 week gestation infant?

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~175cm

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The presence of protein and fat in the duodenum stimulate

production of ....

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CCK -> gallbladder contraction

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Possible Benefits of recycling stoma losses

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• Improved fluid and electrolyte balance

• Faster rate of weight gain (improved capacity for absorption)

• Cessation of PN in 60% of patients

• Liver enzyme and function profiles improved

• Reduction in size discrepancy between proximal and distal bowel

• Reduction in rates of post operative anastomotic strictures and leakage

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Managing IFALD

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1. SMOF lipid

2. Cycle lipid component (e.g. give lipid on alternate days – 1 day on, 1 day off)

3. 3g/kg/day parenteral fat (10kcal/1g) = 30kcal/kg

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Anti-infective factors in human milk

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1. lactoferrin

2. immunoglobulins

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Non nutritive components of formula

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• Nucleotides

• Oligosaccharides

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Monogen formula fat content

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84% MCT

16% LCT

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Trophic feeding maximum rate

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12-24 ml/kg/day

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Feed advancement recommendations (term vs preterm)

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Preterm high risk -> 10-20 ml/kg/day

Term standard risk -> 30 ml/kg/day

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Fresh MEBM vs pasteurised DEBM

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MEBM higher

- micronutrients

- immunoactivite factors

- trophic factors

DEBM lower

- Microbes

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DEBM criteria for eligibility

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All babies < 32 weeks and or <1000g

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When DEBM supply low only babies will receive it ?

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High risk of feed intolerance:

<31 weeks on PN

Abdominal surgery or recovering from NEC

End diastolic flow

Growth restriction below 2nd centile

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BMF recommendations

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1g to 25 ml of BM

Start hen EN reach 40-100ml/kg/day

Protein hydrolysed 1.3g and 16 kcal

No iron added, provideing vitamines and minerals

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Nutriprem 1 content and indications

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Whole protein + 9% MCT + lactose = Osmo 310

For preterm infants, < 2Kg

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Nutriprem 2 indications

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Preterm infants <35 weeks, >2kg

Up to 6 months corrected age

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hydrolyzed nutriprem content

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EHP+ 7% MCT + lactose = Osmo 410

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TPN ratios recommendations

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Non-protein energy = 60-75% CHO + 25-40% lipids

AA intake = at least 1.5 g/kg/day

NPE to N : 20-30 kcal / 1g AA

Total energy: 30-40 kcal/ 1gAA

25kcal/1 g AA

AA to protein / 1.12

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PN criteria

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weight < or = 1.5 kg

Gestation < or = 30 +6 weeks

IUGR between 31-34 weeks or EDF or 31-37 feed not expected

NEC

IF

<37 weeks NBM for 48 hrs

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When to start PN

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within 6 hrs of birth or admission

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Supplementary glucose % and advancement of PN in neonates 25 weeks and over

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more than or = 5 days

10% glucose max rate 30 ml/kg/day

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Supplementary glucose % and advancement of PN in neonates 24 +6 weeks and under

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over > or = 7 days

5% glucose

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Lipid rate reduced if TG level is

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> or = 2.8 mmol/l

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SCAMP

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-Two-compartment standardised PN

-Maintenance PN bag= Glucose, protein, electrolytes, trace elements

Rate: 60 -> 75 -> 90 ml/kg/day maximum

-Lipid PN syringe= Fat, water and fat soluble vitamins

6,1 -> 12,2 -> 17ml, 3g/kg/day maximum

+Supplementary infusion of glucose 10% or 5%

+Supplementary infusion of electrolytes

- Primene amino acid course allowing longer shelf life

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NEON

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- Two-compartment standardised PN

- start up and maintenance bag

Depending on postnatal day of life run at a different rate

- Can use side arms of glucose 5% and 10%

x- Does not use additional electrolytes

Lower starting protein and glucose delivery than SCAMP

- Primene amino acid source- allows longer shelf life

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Only licensed three compartment neonatal PN

Amino acid, glucose and lipid separately

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NUMETA

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Glucose Infusion Guidelines Preterm

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Start at 6-9 g/kg/day (4.1–6.3 mg/kg/min)

After 4 days 9–16 g/kg/day

Maximum intake 16 g/kg/day (11 mg/kg/min)

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Can you think of a candidate that would be better

on a standardised PN bag than bespoke PN

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- A baby meeting nutritional recommendations and growing well on

- A baby that is extremely fluid restricted

- At a weekend or out of hours