Body composition and energy balance in patients on nutritional therapy during the first five years after major upper gastrointestinal surgery

L Copland; E Rothenberg; L Ellegård; A Hyltander; I Bosaeus

Body composition and energy balance in patients on nutritional therapy during the first five years after major upper gastrointestinal surgery

L Copland, E Rothenberg, L Ellegård, A Hyltander, I Bosaeus

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Rationale: Major upper gastrointestinal (MUGI) surgery for cancer is associated with postoperative weight loss. The aim of this study was to study changes in body weight, body composition and body energy content in patients on nutritional therapy during the first postoperative year after MUGI surgery. Methods: Body composition was assessed with dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA) preoperatively, 6 and 12 months postoperatively in 41 patients (men/women 27/14, age (mean (SD)) 60 (13)). Differences in body energy stores were calculated from changes in fat and fat free mass. Comparisons were done by analysis of variance for repeated measures with Bonferroni correction. Results: The greatest weight loss (mean (SD)) (3.9 (0.7) kg or 5.6%, p

Originalspråk	Svenska
Status	Publicerad - 2011-sep.-03
Externt publicerad	Ja
Evenemang	ESPEN - Göteborg, Sverige Varaktighet: 2011-sep.-03 → 2023-sep.-06 Konferensnummer: 33

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Konferens	ESPEN
Land/Territorium	Sverige
Ort	Göteborg
Period	11-09-03 → 23-09-06

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AU - Rothenberg, E

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AU - Hyltander, A

AU - Bosaeus, I

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