Effects of early postoperative nutritional support on enhanced recovery after lung transplantation.

M. Ikeda Daisuke Nakajima A. Oshima Y. Oshima Susumu Sato Satona Tanaka Y. Yutaka T. Chen-Yoshikawa Hiroshi Date

Jul 2026 · Surgery today (Print) · 0 citations · 14 references

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Early postoperative nutritional support after LT is associated with reduced weight loss and an improved muscle mass recovery and an early recovery within 3 months was greater in the post-protocol group.

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