Intestinal failure in children receiving home parenteral nutrition: A Korean multicenter retrospective study.

Sun Woo Park Kyung Jae Lee Lianghee Kim J. Moon Jung Ok Shim Dayoung Ko Hyun-Young Kim Yeoun Joo Lee S. Nam Seo-Hee Kim Ki-Soo Kang J. Kim Jeana Hong Hyo-Jeong Jang Jong Woo Hahn H. Yang Eun Joo Lee Sanghoon Lee Ben Kang Yu Bin Kim Jae Sung Ko

Sep 2026 · Nutrition in clinical practice · 0 citations

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This first nationwide Korean cohort study of pediatric IF reveals CIPO as the leading cause and patients exhibited high PN dependency and persistent growth failure.

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