-
stressed from a
critical illness or
major surgery is at risk of
refeeding syndrome.
Refeeding syndrome usually occurs within four days of
starting to re-feed...
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emergency refeeding in
anorexia nervosa: case
series and review".
Acute Medicine. 10 (2): 69–76. doi:10.52964/AMJA.0470. PMID 22041604. "
Refeeding Syndrome"...
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sound clinical evidence that
fasting can
promote longevity in humans.
Refeeding syndrome is a
metabolic disturbance which occurs as a
result of reinstitution...
- rhabdomyolysis, or
softening of the bones.
Causes include alcohol use disorder,
refeeding in
those with malnutrition,
recovery from
diabetic ketoacidosis, burns...
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Treatment professionals tend to be
conservative with
refeeding in
anorexic patients due to the risk of
refeeding syndrome (RFS),
which occurs when a malnourished...
-
starvation to
avoid the
potentially fatal complications of
refeeding syndrome. The
initial signs of
refeeding syndrome are minimal, but can
rapidly progress to...
- case
report of
central pontine myelinolysis occurring in the
context of
refeeding syndrome, in the
absence of hyponatremia. It has also been
known to occur...
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Special care
should be
taken to
avoid refeeding syndrome when
initiating feeds in a
malnourished patient.
Refeeding syndrome is
caused by a
shift in fluid...
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resulting in
transient gynecomastia. This phenomenon, also
known as
refeeding gynecomastia, was
first observed when men
returning home from
prison camps...
- Easy
secures food for the survivors, but the regiment's
surgeon warns of
refeeding syndrome; the
survivors have to
remain in the camp so they can be monitored...
