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Klinikai táplálás az intenzív osztályon: az EuroPN-vizsgálat magyarországi eredményei

Artificial nutrition in intensive care: Hungarian results of the EuroPN study

Orvosi Hetilap
Authors:
Ákos Csomós
,
László Klicsu
,
István László
,
Ilona Bobek
,
Ágnes Sárkány
, and
Béla Gál

Introduction: The importance of artificial nutrition in critical illness is well known; the lack of it can cause delayed wound healing and increase in ventilator days. Objective: The objective of the previously published EuroPN study was to assess the nutritional practice across Europe amongst the participating intensive care units and examine the effect of calory and protein intake in weaning from mechanical ventilation and 90-day mortality. This manuscript will analyze the Hungarian data out of the EuroPN study. Method: We included all patients with length of stay >5 days during the screening month. Clinical and nutritional data were collected retrospectively for the first 5 days and prospectively thereafter until day 15 (or discharge/death). Patient outcome data were collected on day 15, 30 and 90. Results: There were 111 patients included from 6 Hungarian intensive care units. The analysis of cumulative calory and protein intake of these patients showed that the ESPEN target was achieved at a much higher proportion in Hungary compared to the European patients: 92% of calory target was reached (95% CI 68; 118) vs. 83% in European patients (95% CI 59; 107). The protein target showed even higher difference: patients in Hungary reached the target in 83% (95% CI 57; 121), compared to 65% in European patients (95% CI 41; 91). Discussion and conclusion: The higher cumulative calory and protein intake significantly reduced the number of ventilator days in the EuroPN study. The Hungarian patients reached this target earlier, by day 3; this was achieved by using the supplementary parenteral nutrition earlier. Orv Hetil. 2024; 165(14): 531–537.

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Clinical and Experimental Medical Journal
Authors:
Ildikó Tombor
,
Borbála Paksi
,
Róbert Urbán
,
Bernadette Kun
,
Petra Arnold
,
Sándor Rózsa
,
Tímea Berkes
, and
Zsolt Demetrovics

.] Manuscript, 2006 . [7] Pákozdi , L. 1997 Amit tudni kell a dohányzásról A főbb addikciók (alkoholizmus, dohanyzás, drogabúzus) szerepe

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M., Balázs M., Lázár V. et al.: Characterization of a trastuzumab resistant novel breast cancer cell line by CGH and FISH. Manuscript .

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Imaging
Authors:
Daouda Diarra
,
Abdoulfatihi Salihou
,
Boubacar Traore
,
Dalale Laoudihi
,
Kamilia Chbani
,
Siham Salam
, and
Lahcen EL Ouzidane

revision of the manuscript. Acquisition of images: DD, SA. Interpretation of literature: DD, SA. Drafting the manuscript: DD, SA, BT. Revising the manuscript critically for important intellectual content: BT, LD, CK, SS and EL. Approval of the version of

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Magyar Onkológia
Authors:
József Tímár
,
Miklós Kásler
,
Alexandra Heringh
,
Miklós Soós
,
Dóra Mathiász
,
Anna Romány
,
Adrienn Józsa
,
László Szilák
,
Tamás Forrai
,
László Patthy
, and
Gábor Kovács

, et al. Serine hydroxymethyltransferase (SHMT) C1420T and methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase C677T polymorphisms in colorectal cancer and their influence on the serum homocysteine level . Eur J Hum Genet , Manuscript number: 740-08-EWJHG (Submitted

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Factory (Manuscript). Recommendations for the treatment of hypertension. Hungarian Hypertension Society. 7th modified edition. In: I. Kiss (Ed.): Hypertonia és Nephrologia, 2005, 9, 185

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most important ones. He was an active member of the Editorial Board of Acta Veterinaria Hungarica for more than two decades. With the recent introduction of the electronic manuscript processing system, he stepped down, but from time to time he

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Imaging
Authors:
Pierleone Lucatelli
,
Maurizio Del Monte
,
Gianluca De Rubeis
,
Giulia Cundari
,
Marco Francone
,
Valeria Panebianco
, and
Carlo Catalano

listed made a significant contribution to the manuscript with regards to its conception, writing and final approval. All authors read and approved the submission of the manuscript. The manuscript has not been published and is not being considered for

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Imaging
Authors:
Ákos Bérczi
,
Pál Novák Kaposi
,
Hunor Sarkadi
,
Csongor Péter
,
Viktor Bérczi
, and
Edit Dósa

preparation, data collection and analysis were performed by Á.B., P.N.K., H.S., C.P., and E.D. The first draft of the manuscript was written by Á.B., V.B., and E.D., and all authors commented on previous versions of the manuscript. All authors read and

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Történelmi jelentőségű járványok Magyarországon II.

Kolerajárvány és az 1848–49-es magyar forradalom és szabadságharc

Epidemics of historical importance in Hungary II.

Cholera epidemic and the Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence in 1848/49
Orvosi Hetilap
Authors:
Zoltán Ábrám
and
Csaba Varga

cure of cholera (manuscript). [Feljegyzések a kolera tüneteiről és a kolera gyógykúrájáról (kézirat).] Bolyai Archiva Personala. B.A.P.X. iratcsomó, 8 db. Teleki Téka Dokumentációs Könyvtár

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