Features of feeding children after surgery

The inability to get food naturally rapidly leads to the development of severe nutrition disorders in a child, which worsens his condition and reduces the effectiveness of surgical intervention.
Currently, a close relationship is known between various surgical interventions and the development of nutritional failure in children. However, providing a full nutrition of a child after surgery is a difficult task. For this purpose, it is necessary to evaluate the status of nutrition and, if necessary, prescribe enteric nutrition.
In this manual, the practical possibilities of timely assessment of the status of nutrition and the subsequent use of enteric nutrition in operated children are considered in this manual.
The publication is intended for pediatricians, intensive care doctors, children"s surgeons, doctors of other specialties, interns, residents, graduate students, students of pediatric faculties of medical universities, will be useful to young doctors and experienced specialists in the appointment of enteric nutrition in operated children