How long are burn patients really NPO in the perioperative period and can we effectively correct the caloric deficit using an enteral feeding “Catch-up” protocol?
• Burn patients made NPO for surgery fast up to 14h before restarting feeding. • NPO for surgery results in a deficit of up to 50% the daily prescribed calories. • A unique volume-based catch-up protocol can attenuate caloric losses.
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