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1. Enteral nutrition in intensive care patients: a practical approach

   Severe protein-calorie malnutrition is a major problem in many intensive care (ICU) patients due to the increased catabolic state often associated...

   P. Jolliet, C. Pichard, ... J. Wernerman in Intensive Care Medicine

   Article 01 August 1998

2. Economics of Home Parenteral Nutrition

   The past 30 years have seen long term parenteral nutrition evolve from a novel technique to an accepted intervention for gastrointestinal failure....

   Alan Cade, John Puntis in PharmacoEconomics

   Article 01 September 1997

3. Decreased white fat cell thermogenesis in obese individuals

   OBJECTIVE: To investigate whether white adipocyte thermogenesis and energy metabolism are reduced in obese individuals. SUBJECTS: Eight lean and 15...

   H Böttcher, P Fürst in International Journal of Obesity

   Article 01 June 1997

4. Forthcoming meetings

   in Supportive Care in Cancer

   Article 01 July 1996

5. Clinical Pharmacological and Therapeutic Considerations in General Intensive Care

   The application of clinical pharmacological concepts and therapeutic standards in intensive care settings presents particularly difficult problems...

   Maria Luisa Farina, Maurizio Bonati, ... Gianni Tognoni in Drugs

   Article 01 December 1987

6. Annonces de Congrès

   in Acta Endoscopica

   Article 01 October 1986

7. Cerebrospinal fluid free amino acids in patients with spinal space—Occupying lesions

   18 different free amino acids were determined in the cerebrospinal fluid of 28 patients with various spinal space—occupying lesions. The study group...

   J. Piek, A. Boldt-Gäth, ... W. J. Bock in Acta Neurochirurgica

   Article 01 March 1985

8. Acute respiratory failure I. Morophology and pathophysiology

   in Intensive Care Medicine

   Article 01 July 1983

9. Announcements

   in Intensive Care Medicine

   Article 01 March 1982